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Description of stoves, furnaces, bath tubs, garden vases and ventilators (1843)

J.L. Mott Iron Works · J.L. Mott Iron Works · leaf 7

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uly say withoutan exception, the Tubular Oven is far, very far, superior to anyof them. It is the BEST BAKER I have ever seen, and a goodBaker should be the grand desideratum in selecting a CookingStove. That must be a poor thing indeed that wiH not boil witha good fire. With our present… … The original of this class of stoves was made by PhylogiusHolly, of Red Hook, in 1821 : the top plate was not hinged.This hinged or lifting lid was invented by Mr. John Graham, ofthis city. These Stoves were afterwards manufactured andsold by Ezra Hoyt • subsequently improved and sold in…

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