Anyone have a source for Montgomery Ward range parts?

[98taco3]

Our 1948 L&H finally had the heat controller fail and parts are made of unobtanium unfortunately. So we found and bought a 1950 Montgomery Ward Supreme Electric Range Model 84SMR-2086A for the house!

Unfortunately we had a bit of an incident on the way home and one of the burner drip pans was lost.

The diameter of the small ones is 7.25" (outside diam) and the large ones are 9.25". I do have the original Montgomery PNs however not sure if these will help cross something or not. Small is PN 413605 and large 413604.

Used, new, doesnt matter as I will make it work if I can find something. Any idea on a parts source? The usual suspects dont seem to have anything available. Id hate to try to kludge something in there but will if need be. Going to go hunting for the lost one after work today and hopefully find it intact somewhere along the route home...

 

[circlew]

Interesting looking range

Do you have any idea who the manufacturer was? The construction of the cabinet is unique. I know that later MW appliances were from Westinghouse, Norge, and Frigidaire, but this doesn't look like any of those companies products. I did see an ad for a 40's Philco that had similar construction.

The cone shape drip pans look similar to those on my Westinghouse, but not exactly.

 

[goatfarmer]

Try this place.

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