Old Steam Radiators Sizing Help

RandyG

I came across three radiators and can't seem to find the steam ratings on them anywhere.  The information that I have on them is as follows:

Round Radiator:  Approximately 37" High, 18" Diameter (Approx. 24 - 25 Tubes around) and I think 2 columns deep - No name found

Tube Radiator:  Approximately 35" High, 31" Long, 8-1/2" Deep - Name was Kelly & Jones, N.Y.

Floor Mounted Wall Radiator:  Approximately 38" High, 52" Long - Name was AA Griffing Iron Company

Thank you to anyone who can help!!

Erik Gitli, Aladdin Plumbing Corp., Brooklyn, NY

Steamhead

Those are some beauties!

Not sure what name the first one is called, but it should be similar to a Bundy or Reed.



The round one is probably a Nason. We have one like it.



You can find ratings for these here:



http://www.heatinghelp.com/article/158/Radiators/1275/Ratings-for-Gold-Nason-Bundy-and-Reed-Radiators



The last one looks like a bunch of 3-column rad sections arranged in an unusual manner. A.A. Griffing made Bundy rads, if this one doesn't appear at the link above, a standard 3-column radiator chart would likely come close.