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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 9

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The flues, under and over the oven, are formed to direct theheat all under or all over, or to be equalized around the oven, thatbaking may be done even on all parts, without turning the articles.The oven is very large. The fireplace is fitted for burning anykind of coal, Lehigh, Lackawana, or… … The stove that embodies the greatest number of improvementsis the Combination; in addition to the Self-Feeder, RevertibleFlues, and Improved Roaster, it has a drum top, to completelyinclose all the boilers, when required, so that no steam or smell canescape into the room. The plate upon which the…

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