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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 10 (March 1900) (1900)

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parated fromthe outer casing so as to leave an air space, B, aroundthe firepot. Legs pass through the casing, the insertedend portions of the legs engaging with sockets formedon the bottom of the firepot, to take load strain fromthe casing. Fuel is introduced through an aperture ina top plate… … A COMBINED HEATING STOVE AND FUBNACE. the thimbles is provided with a damper whereby thesupply of hot air can be cut off. At the front end ofthe oval firepot an aperture is formed which receives adraft elbow, provided with a cast iron extension E,which can be removed when burnt out. The throatof…

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