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Description: Image of a single-fold advertisement leaflet for adjustable elbow stove pipes manufactured by Standard Pipe Company of Boston, Massachusetts; image of stove and adjustable pipes on recto; description on verso.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: after 1882
Call number: priJLC_HHD_004919
Creator: Last, Jay T(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Gift of Jay T. Last, 2005. This collection forms part of the Jay T. Last collection of graphic arts and social history, which was donated to the Huntington Library by Jay T. Last in 2005 as a gift in progress. The bulk of the household goods prints were transferred to the Library between 2010 and 2012.

The most successful and celebrated stove on earth. "Mansard Cook," of 1874

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Image of a three-fold leaflet advertising the Mansard Cook stove manufactured by Daniel E. Paris & Company of Troy, New York; vignette of stove in the home and three models of stoves with descriptions on recto; three models of stoves and descriptions on verso.

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Richmond ranges and stoves cottage

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Image of a three-fold leaflet advertising stoves manufactured by Richmond Stove Company of Norwich, Connecticut, and sold by A.H. Jaquith of Gardiner, Massachusetts; descriptions and images of grates and a base burner on recto; eight model variations of stoves pictured on verso.

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The morning glory Littlefield's patent base burning coal stoves, and hot air furnaces

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Image of a three-fold leaflet advertising stoves manufactured by Littlefield Stove Manufacturing Company of Boston, Massachusetts; descriptions and image of a parlor furnace on recto; four models of stoves and furnaces pictured on verso, including the "Morning Glory of 1868."

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Economist oil stoves Perry & Co

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Image of a three-fold leaflet advertising Economist oil stoves manufactured by Perry & Company and sold by Church & Bailey of Coxsackie, New York; price list and descriptions on recto; 12 models of stoves pictured on verso.

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The improved hot-blast Oriental with the siphon flue, the double base, and the improved mill grate

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Image of a four-fold leaflet advertising the improved hot-blast Oriental stove manufactured by Perry & Company of Albany, New York, and sold by Fawcett, Hawkes & Company of Boston, Massachusetts; cutaway diagram of the stove, ventilating platform, kettles, description and list of fairs the stove was awarded at in 1870 on recto; diagram of the stove and description on verso.

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The only successful ventilating stove. The famous Cortland Howe ventilator

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Image of a three-fold leaflet advertising the Cortland Howe ventilating stove sold by J.W. Garvin & Company of Sanbornville, New Hampshire; vignettes showing the "Cortland Howe Ventilator" heating a home with fresh air from the outside, cutaway diagram of the stove, and medals awarded to Cortland Howe on recto; description, endorsements, and two vignettes contrasting the in-home use of a Cortland Howe Ventilator versus any other stove on verso.

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Adjustable stove elbows

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