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Combined Radiator and
Heating-oven by Louis C. Rodier, 1885 patent
Rodier's patent for improvements to a steam or hot-water radiator with “a
heating-oven in which plates or food may be kept hot until ready for the table” is pictured, below. A – long loops; B – short loops of a radiator;
C – top; D oven with removable shelves to be inserted in the space between the
long and short “loops.”
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