USD3348S - Design for an air-tight stove - Google Patents

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@anni A. RICHMOND, OF BROOKLYN, AND SAMPSON G. RICHMOND, OF NORWICI-I, CONNECTICUT.

Design No. 3,348, dated J anna/ry 19, 1869.

DESIGN FOR AN .AIR-TIGHT STOVE.

QW- The Schedule referred to in these Letters Patent and making part of the same.

To all whom 'it may conce/rn:

Be it known that We, A. RICHMOND, of Brooklyn, in the county of Windham, and SAMPSON G. RICH- MOND, of Norwich, in the county of New London, all in the State of Connecticut, have originated and produced a new Design for Hot-Air Stoves, of which the following is a full and clear description, reference being had to the accompanying drawing, making part of this specification.

Our design relates to the conguration of' the surmounting urn, and the salient edges of the plates or castings of air-tight and similar stoves, Ithe design consisting in a beaded moulding, cast upon the plates, as shown in the drawing, as also in the general design of the top and bottom plates ofthe stove, and of the top piece or urn.

The drawing represents a photographic elevation of a stove, embodying our design.

a denotes the base.

b, the body.

c, the top.

d, the urn.

e, the door.

f f, the feet.

Around the outer edge of the base are seen two rows of raised beaded lines, g g, and on the ring h, which receives the bottom ofthe cylinder, o, is similar beaded work, g, which is also seen carried out on the outer surface of the feet j', on the door e, and its frame, on the top plate c, and on the urn d.

On one or both sides of the urn-handle i, is a medallion, k, and on the front of the top plate c is a similar medallion, l.

The further or general conguration or design of the stove and urn will be readily understood from the drawing, without more detailed description.

We claim the design for the castings and urn of a stove, as shown and described.

A. RICHMOND. S. G. RICHMOND.

Witnesses: K

GEORGE W. MILLER, SAML W. ALDRICH.

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