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Robert Grace (April 25, 1709 – 1766) was an American manufacturer of cast iron items including cannons, bells, furnaces and stoves. He is known for making the Pennsylvania Fire-Place, also known as the Franklin stove. Selling the parts he manufactured for the stove was a lucrative business for Grace.

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