US97660A - lockwood - Google Patents

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i 2 SheetsSheet 1. Z. LOCKWOOD.

Cooking Stove.

Patented Dec. 7, 1869.

Z. LOCKWUUD.

Cooking Stove." N0.- 97,660. 6 6 Patented Dec. 7, 1869.

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i Newyorlg'haye invented acertain new' and useful (looking-Attachment; for Base-Burning Stoves ;v and w-l gdo hereby declare, the following to be a full, clear, and exact descriptioniof the same, referenceheinghad to the accompanying drawings, making part of this specification, and in whichi r Figural is a perspectiveview of an ordinary mornfling glory?"basebnrningistovewith my cooking-attaehm'enttl1e1-eo11 ;j a Figure 2, a similar view with the top plate removed; and y Fignre3, a verticallcentral section at line'x x, fig. 1. To enable those skilled in the art to make and use r 1 the same, I willproceedto describe the same bylet- "yters. :1 a A represents an-ordinary baise-burningmtove, over a, H the topaof which=is fitted the cooking-attachment B, j the top of the stove penetrating aud being flush with :the bottom plate of the cooking-attachment,

Tofthe top; platen is fixedfia feeder, D, through which the coal is passed to be burned at the base, the heat and gases rising aroundand between the-outside t ,of thisfeeder andjthestove cylinder. y l

E, open at the front only,"which extends upward, flush against the bottom ofthetop plate. p c 1 A partition, F, extends across from sideto side, di-' viding the space between the plates. A fiue is providedin the centre of thi's partition, and opened or elosed bymeans of a damper, a.

the i stove, forniiugthe oven G,haying double sides, orforminganair-s ace completely around it, its two a through the bottomuplate inafront oft-he partition F,"

r a completecircnit around'theoven maybe made.

I I To the front of the booking-attachment is secured,

saw 1 ,Saratoga ,Springs, in theccounty of Saratoga, and State On. the bottom plate is 'arrauged a circular shield,"

a The cooking-attachment extends downward behind,

ends beingprovide withdoors H. Flues bb are eutwhich connect with theainspace or flue, which travels aroimdthe oven, and another at the rearend and behindthe partition connecting yvith the same, so that.

4zapaamamckwott, or" SARATOGA ern ines, NEW YORK.

Letters Pat entl /'0. 37,660, dated December 7, 1869.

r COOKING-STOVE,

l 1,, schedule referred to in these Letters Patent and making part of the same. i

on the underside of the ,bottom plate, a firebox, I,

which is connected, by a flue orflues, with the space between the plates, inorder that wood may be burned, and the cooking-attachment used without making fire in the base-burner. a

The. top plate is provided with the usual openings for cooking-utensils and covers, and a boiler at the rear, and through which the exit-pipe passes.

lhe'operation is as follows: 7 v I The fire being lighted, and the feeder filled with coal, the fuel burns at the base, the heat passing up between the feeder and the cylinder into the space surrounded by the circular shield E from thence it tom plate, underneath the boiler, and out of the'exitpipe J. r v a v p a When it is desirable to use all the heat against the top plate and boiler, the damper a is opened, so that the draught is such as to preventthe circulation of the heat around the oven.

The rear endof the cooking-attachment is supported by one or morelegs, 1K.

' Having described the-construction and operation of my improved cookingattachment, I

' What Ielaim as new, and desire .to secure by Letters Patent, is--- 1; ,The cooking-attachment B, for base-burning or parlor-stoves, constructed as described, and provided with the feeder-holes for cooking-utensils and boiler, applied and operating substantially in the manner and for the purpose set forth. a M

2. In combinationwlth the above, the supplemental fire-box I,constructed and operating as and for the purpose set forth. 1

April 17, 1869. l v r a ZEPHANIAH .LOGKWOOD,

Witnesses: T

I BURKE S. Davis, J 01m VAN RENSSELAER.

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