Mercer, Henry Chapman, 1856-1930 · Doylestown, The Bucks County historical society · leaf 102
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… … 146. Front Plate of a Six-Plate Draft Stove. Size. H. 24 x W. 14. The plate shown in reverse Figure 147. Stove and the front plate of the five-plate stove ure 148.) are constructed alike, are of about the same Thus constructed, the stove here shownsize and with the guttered rims similarly cast…
Stoves · Stove-plates · Pennsylvania Dutch
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