Mercer, Henry Chapman, 1856-1930 · Doylestown, The Bucks County historical society · leaf 102
ew of the top plate of Figure 142,showing the hole for the stovepipe, and the continual channelsurrounding the plate for the insertion of the front, rear andtwo side plates. It differs from the top plate of a five-platestove by the position of the two perforated lips for bolts on the sides, rather… … 145- Bottom Plate of a Six-Plate Draft Stove. Size, W. 16 X L. 39. Loose plate belonging to Figure 142.It differs from the bottom plate of a five-plate stove by theposition of the perforated lips fcr bolting, which are cast uponits sides rather than upon its end. and also by its circular exten-sion…
Stoves · Stove-plates · Pennsylvania Dutch
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