Are these worth anything?

[gmartine]

I've had these very attractive smallish cast iron period (which one) single panel rads for years as they came out of my old place but been meaning to use them for something but you know how it is.

Dunno what to do with them really as I'm having a purge...so recycling centre, ebay or scrap metal dealers? There are two of them and they were joined at 90 degrees to fit in a bathroom corner.

 

[Ric2013]

Have to admit they're kind of cute. Ebay?

 

[Scott_D]

Ebay, someone will want them

 

[exedon2]

Definitely ebay! You could easily be pleasantly surprised what you get

 

[Last Plumber]

They look like 1940's 'Classic' panel radiators.
Seems a shame to scrap them.

 

[townfanjon]

you have defo no Yorkshire blood anywhere near you mate , to even think about about scraping them .

 

[gmartine]

Saved, thanks gents.

 

[oz-plumber]

Sell them to a Yorky!!!

They'll offer you a price less than scrap and still think they paid too much.
And then let you know about it!!!

 

[gmartine]

I found a set of multiple units on fleabay...

8no Flat Panel Antique Cast Iron Radiators (various sizes) | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 8no Flat Panel Antique Cast Iron Radiators (various sizes) at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products!

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Is that right, the seller says you can split them but that would mean using a very large bsp tap in cast iron for iron fittings. Is that even possible, you'd need 6ft breaker bar to cut a thread that big or am I just being a Southern softy?
PS, only rock hard Northerners may respond.

 

[leelister6]

I found a set of multiple units on fleabay...

8no Flat Panel Antique Cast Iron Radiators (various sizes) | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 8no Flat Panel Antique Cast Iron Radiators (various sizes) at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products!

www.ebay.co.uk

Is that right, the seller says you can split them but that would mean using a very large bsp tap in cast iron for iron fittings. Is that even possible, you'd need 6ft breaker bar to cut a thread that big or am I just being a Southern softy?
PS, only rock hard Northerners may respond.

Yes and yes. Cast iron is easy to thread cos it's softer than a Southern plumber. Mek sure tha's ad some bread an drippin fer thi breakfast, took whippet art fer a shiite an brayed your lass first tho