THREE MODELS RELATING TO STOVES, the first, a hot water tanks on cooking stoves, Patent No. 78688, Patentee Daniel E. Paris and Charles S. Davis, Troy, New York, Patented June 9, 1868, constructed of tin; the second, an improved heating stove, Patent No. 172276, Patentee George Newcomer, Battle Creek, Michigan, Application filed July 10, 1875, Patented January 18, 1876, constructed of black-painted tin; the third, a sugar evaporating pan, Patent No. 239,577, Patentee William Elias Turner, Dalton, North Carolina, Application filed May 19, 1879, Patented March 29, 1881 constructed of walnut, stamped "W E TURNER DALTON, N.C." (Patent office label missing)--3½in. high, 9½in. high, 6½in. high (3)

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THREE MODELS RELATING TO STOVES, the first, a hot water tanks on cooking stoves, Patent No. 78688, Patentee Daniel E. Paris and Charles S. Davis, Troy, New York, Patented June 9, 1868, constructed of tin; the second, an improved heating stove, Patent No. 172276, Patentee George Newcomer, Battle Creek, Michigan, Application filed July 10, 1875, Patented January 18, 1876, constructed of black-painted tin; the third, a sugar evaporating pan, Patent No. 239,577, Patentee William Elias Turner, Dalton, North Carolina, Application filed May 19, 1879, Patented March 29, 1881 constructed of walnut, stamped "W E TURNER DALTON, N.C." (Patent office label missing)--3½in. high, 9½in. high, 6½in. high (3)

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