Your stove is beautiful. I didn’t know they had stoves where you can see the fire 20 years ago.
Don’t forget to get an estimate on the lining of your chimney. his may be required. Ours had to be insulated.
It cost us about 2k on top of the stove, which we purchased for $600 used. It paid for itself a long time ago.
We actually installed it almost 23 years ago, and I have a friend who got one in the early '80s.
This model has been around for awhile.
It uses special stove glass. I once had to replace the pane on one side (got cracked about 15 years ago by accidentally getting hit with a metal bar we use for stirring the coals) and when I replaced the pane I made the mistake of over-tightening the holding screws. First fire, the glass cracked because it couldn't expand. I didn't make that mistake again.