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Catalogue eighty-six: cooking and heating appliances 1914. (1914)

The McClary Mfg. Company · leaf 143

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, since it is impervious tosulphur fumes, which are so destructive to grey iron. The sides,being perpendicular, do not allow the ashes to form a dead ringbetween the active fire in the centre and the fire-pot. Thus thefire-pot, which is the source of a vast amount of radiation, isrendered most…

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