Interesting Radiator - DF

Guy_6

Just a re-introduction-Guy Woollard, formerly of HTP, currently in sales for Smith Boiler, in the commercial end of things.

I will forward that picture to Don Pratt, our resident historian and someone who is as intrigued by both history and technology as anyone that I have ever met. He should be able to put a date to that beautiful piece of iron.

Guy

Dan Foley

Radiator

We actually completed this project several years ago. We were back doing some PM on the A/C system and I snapped some photos of these radiators. The homeowner found these at a salvage yard and had them refinished. I'm not sure what type these are but I'm sure steamhead will know. -DF

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Steamhead

Actually I don't know

I thought they might have been made by H.B. Smith Co.- note what looks like a 3-inch section width, which almost all their column rads had- but they don't appear in my 1896 Smith fitter's catalog. No name on them anywhere, eh?

Dave Stroman

Here is one I took out of a church that was built in 1890. That is pretty old for my neck on the woods. It is a roman radiator that is shown in Dan's EDR book near the front. Cool looking feet. I am also posting a steam raditor that came out of the same church. No idea who makes that one. They are both in rough condition. I love to find this old stuff.

Dave in Denver

Pat K

WOW just WOW.

Mad Dog_2

Seen that one before

at A-1 Salavage in Mass. They would know. Ask Fran Fahey. Mad Dog

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