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US3447A
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    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47JKITCHEN EQUIPMENT; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; APPARATUS FOR MAKING BEVERAGES
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  • the baker is made of sheet iron and is generally made about 20 inches long 12 inches wide and 12incl1es deep, variable,
  • G are circular, oval, or other shaped rims placed upon the top of the stove to admit culinary vessels and prevent their bottoms reaching the top of the oven. When these rims are removed griddlessuch as that represented at a are placed over the apertures and serve the additional purpose of covers.
  • H are vertical notched slides to which the oven grating Xis suspended and by which I said grating is adjusted to a horizontalposition by elevating ordepressing the same.
  • I are horizontal slides that move upon the top plate of the stove and pass. into the notches of the vertical slide for holding them in the position desired. These horizontal slides also close the apertures around the vertical slides and prevent the escape of the smoke.
  • K is a pair of slidingprongs made to slide upon the spit W' back and forth so as to admit any sized turkey or other article to be cooked.
  • L are hooks for suspending articles to be baked.
  • M is a horizontal sliding fire box provided with tongues at the upper edges of the sides thereof that slide in grooves on theunder side of the bottom plate of the stove which is perforated at N to admit-the heat and smoke from the fire box to pass to the fines around the baker.
  • .O is the grate of the fire box upon which i the fuel is placed.
  • P is an additional grate placed on the top of the fire box,used when the fire box is drawn partly out as represented in Fig. 1 or entirely out from the baker for boiling, heating and for various other purposes.
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A- HOTCHKIN.
Domestic Oven.
No, 3,447. Patented Feb. 20,1844.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
ASHLEY HOTGHKIN, OF MARYLAND, NEW YORK.
COOKING-STOVE.
Specification of Letters PatentNo. 3,447, dated February 20, 1844.
To all whom it may concern The baker is made of sheet iron and is generally made about 20 inches long 12 inches wide and 12incl1es deep, variable,
however, in size and, proportion at pleasure.
A, in Fig. 3, represents the top flue, about one inch wide; B, the bottom flue, also about one inch wide C, a space between the bottom line and the oven about of an inch wide for the admission of acolumn of air to prevent the bottom of the o'ven becoming too hot and for the escape of the gas which passes through the perforations PFigs. 1 and 3; D, fines at the ends of the baker made one and ahalf inchwide; E, turning dampers placedin flues D for changing the draft alternately from one flue to the other; F, dampers placed in the upper portions of flues D for concentrating the draft to the middle of said fines soas to bring the heat and smoke directly under the bottoms of the vessels placedin the apertures in the top plate of the stove. These dampers are rectangular plates of iron of the width of the flue and of the requisite length turning on hinges at f inFigs. 2 and 3-having rods, wires, or fiat bars Y attached to them for operating them. These bars or handles should be of the necessary length and about i by inch thick notched onthe under side about one inch apart to catch on to the sides of the baker through which said handles pass so as to keep the dampers steady at any required distance from: the inside of the baker.
G are circular, oval, or other shaped rims placed upon the top of the stove to admit culinary vessels and prevent their bottoms reaching the top of the oven. When these rims are removed griddlessuch as that represented at a are placed over the apertures and serve the additional purpose of covers.
H are vertical notched slides to which the oven grating Xis suspended and by which I said grating is adjusted to a horizontalposition by elevating ordepressing the same.
I are horizontal slides that move upon the top plate of the stove and pass. into the notches of the vertical slide for holding them in the position desired. These horizontal slides also close the apertures around the vertical slides and prevent the escape of the smoke.
K is a pair of slidingprongs made to slide upon the spit W' back and forth so as to admit any sized turkey or other article to be cooked.
L are hooks for suspending articles to be baked.
M is a horizontal sliding fire box provided with tongues at the upper edges of the sides thereof that slide in grooves on theunder side of the bottom plate of the stove which is perforated at N to admit-the heat and smoke from the fire box to pass to the fines around the baker.
.O is the grate of the fire box upon which i the fuel is placed.
P is an additional grate placed on the top of the fire box,used when the fire box is drawn partly out as represented in Fig. 1 or entirely out from the baker for boiling, heating and for various other purposes.
Qrare vertical sliding dampers for regulating the draft of the fire box; R, the
hearths for the fire box arranged at. the sides thereof; S, legs for supporting the end of the fire box, when drawn out, made to turn on hinges to be raised or let down at pleasure; .T, Fig. 4, a plate perforated in the center for a boiler or other cooking utensils. This plate is placed upon the top ofthe front part of the fire box, when it is drawn out and the grate is removed. The smoke passes through the flues of the baker. U, the
legs of the baker; V, sliding valve for opening or closing the apertures P at pleasure.
V is the handle or rod of said valve passing through the front plate of the baker, By drawing this rod out the apertures P are closed; by pushing it in they are opened.
'Z is the door of the baker turning vertically onhinges Z What I claim asiny inventionand which i I desire to secure by Letters Patent is' The arrangement of the dampers F for concentrating the heat to the bottoms of the cooking utensils in themanner and for the I purpose described. H I I ASHLEY HOTCHKIN.
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GEO. W. CHASE, CARLTON BROWN.
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KR100421084B1 (en) * 1996-03-26 2004-05-22 티센 노르드세베르케 게엠베하 How to Change Ship's Draft

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KR100421084B1 (en) * 1996-03-26 2004-05-22 티센 노르드세베르케 게엠베하 How to Change Ship's Draft

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