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1918 Ad Western Electric Heat Regulator Make Coal Last Furnace Uniform Burning - Original Print Ad

This is an original 1918 black and white print ad for the Western Electric Heat Regulator by the Western Electric Company.


1911 Ad Peck Williamson Furnace Boiler Heat Coal Water Hardware Steam Hot Air - Original Print Ad

This is an original 1911 black and white print ad for The Peck-Williamson Heating Systems from the Peck-Williamson Company. Currently, the business is known as Williamson-Thermoflo.


Photo: Coal furnaces,Library of Congress,Washington,DC,Men

8x12 inch Photographic Print from a low-quality scan of the original. Please Note: The quality of this particular photo is NOT very good.

Title: Coal furnaces in the Library of Congress
Date Created/Published: [no date recorded on caption card]
Notes:
This record contains unverified, old data from caption card.
Caption card tracings: Furnaces; Fuel; DC, Washington LC Interior Misc.; Shelf.
Bookmark /2005694710/

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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

1936 Ad Vintage Kalamazoo Stove Range Furnace Heater Wood Coal Oil Gas Michigan - Original Print Ad

This is an original 1936 black and white print ad for Kalamazoo Coal and Wood Heaters, Coal and Wood Ranges, Oil Ranges, Gas, Coal and Wood Ranges, and Furnaces from the Kalamazoo Stove Company, 2262 Rochester Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan.


1871 SHAFTS WORKINGS COAL MINE FURNACE CLANNY LAMPS

A full page from the GRAPHIC, an illustrated weekly newspaper dated 1871, the scan size is approx ( including margins as shown )imately 15.5 x 11 inches (395x280). All are genuine antique prints and not modern copies the Graphic is an illustrated newspaper and is a fine example of a historic social record of British and world events up to the present day. The Graphic is known for its coverage of the following subjects the wars, ships, boats, guns, sailing, portraits, fine art, old and antique prints, wood cut, wood engravings, early photographs, Victorian life, Victorian culture, kings, queens, royalty, travels, adventures, natural history, birds, fish, mammals, fishing, hunting, shooting, fox hunting, sports including tennis, cricket, football, horse racing, politics and many more items of interest.


1937 Ad Link Belt Automatic Coal Stoker Heat Furnace - Original Print Ad

This is an original 1937 color print ad for Link-Belt Automatic Coal Stokers. The ad features the line, "No man wants his wife to be a janitor".


1921 Ad Magee Furnace Co Electric Coal Range Stove Kitchen Appliances Vintage - Original Print Ad

This is an original 1921 black and white print ad for the Magee Electric Coal Range from Magee Furnace Company located in Boston, Massachusetts.


1908 Ad Peck Williamson Underfeed Furnace Coal Cosmopolitan Magazine Heating - Original Print Ad

This is an original 1908 black and white print ad for the Peck-Williamson Underfeed Furnace. The Peck-Williamson Company is located at 306 W. Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.


Photo: Uncle Sam needs that extra shovelful,F. Sindelar,1917,coal,furnace,WWI photo

8x12 inch Photographic Print from a high-quality scan of the original.

Title: Uncle Sam needs that extra shovelful / F. Sindelar.
Creator(s): Sindelar, F., artist
Date Created/Published: Brooklyn, N.Y. : Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co., [1917]
Summary: Poster showing Uncle Sam taking hold of a man's arm as the man shovels coal into a furnace.
Notes:
United States Fuel Administration.
Text continues: Help Uncle Sam to win the war by following these directions: 1. Fire small amounts of coal often. 2. Keep fuel bed even by putting coal on thin spots. Avoid raking and slicing. 3. Keep fuel bed about six inches thick. 4. Look out for air leaks in brickwork. 5. Increase or decrease steam pressure by opening or closing draft damper in uptake. 6. Clean fires well when the demand for steam is small, and while cleaning have the draft damper partly closed.
Title from item.
Subjects:
Uncle Sam (Symbolic character)--1910-1920.
United States.--Fuel Administration--1910-1920.
World War, 1914-1918--Economic & industrial aspects--United States.
Coal--1910-1920.
Fuel supply--1910-1920.
Conservation of natural resources--1910-1920.
s--Color--1910-1920.
War posters--American--1910-1920.
Bookmark /2002722569/

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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.