Description of stoves, furnaces, bath tubs, garden vases and ventilators (1843)
J.L. Mott Iron Works · J.L. Mott Iron Works · leaf 4
on the grate dryino- andheating it, so that it will ignite freely when it slides under thecross plate. 6. When the stove is so fed with coal, no gas will escape intothe room. QJ^ All the Cooking Stoves described in this pamphlet willburn either wood or coal Those designed for country use havea… … WOOD AND COAL STOVE. They are furnished with all the necessary utensils usuallyfound in other stoves. The Novelty of these Stoves consists in heating the oven byTubes, (which form the under part, as shown by the cuts, on theprinciple of the locomotive and interior or return flue steam boiler ;that…
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