USD3911S - Design for cooking-stove - Google Patents

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DAVID STUART AND LEVIS BRIDGE, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNORS TO DAVID STUART AND RICHARD PETERSON, OF SAME PLAGE.

Design No. 3,911, (lated liIarch 15, 1870; metedatcd lilac-ch 1, 1870.

DESIGN FOR COOKING-STOVE.

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

General Description.

A is the lower front portion of the stove, beyond which projects the portion B containing the tire-chamber, this portion being snrrnonnted by a plate, D, which extends beyond the front plate of the portion B, and over the main body E of the stove, to the pointwhere the latter is elevated, this elevated portion of the stove being marked F, and being snrmonnied with n plate, G.

The hearth-plate H projects from the front A of the stove at the lower portion of the projecting portion B, j

and at the rear of the stove is the projection I, the bottom of which is curved, as shown.

The dotted lines in the top plates represent boilerholes, which may be arranged in the manner shown, and the dotted lines in the front and side plates represent doors and panels, the arrangement of which, however, as Well as the ornamentation of the plates of the stove, constitutes no part of our present design.

The edges of the plates G, D, H, and I are rounded, as shown in the drawing, and the front and the side plates, near the lower edges, are curved slightly outward, and rounded.

Below the hearth-plate H is a rectangular box, having inclined sides.

Claim.

The design for a cook-stove, as represented in and by the accompanying drawing.

1n testimony whereof we have signed our names to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.

DAVID STUART. LEWIS BRIDGE. W i tnesses:

A. H. PERKENPINE, Jos. MCCLARY.

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