COOKING BY GAS
Year: 1885

page_text: I GEORGE MANNING of 13. Florence Street New Cross in the County of Kent
Gas and Hot Water Engineer I do hereby declare the nature of my invention for
COOKING BY GAS to be as follows:-
A range with Oven and Boiler heated by the same burner no Gas inside Oven
the whole of the heat utilized.
Draduate of nambustion comind
D. The Firetile.
E. The Coil circulating into Boiler.
F. Ventilator by opening Ventilator a current of Air passes through Oven,
G. Piece of Telc made in front of Oven to see Burners.
H. Bottom of, Oven holes to admit air for Combustion.
J. Outlet at the back of Oven to carry off Products of Combustion.
K. Cover to take off Top of Oven for cleaning out.
L. Pipe to supply Gas with quadrant tap to regulate supply of Gas to Burners.
M. Steam-pipe from Boiler.
N. The grid at Top of Oven made portable to take a part for cleaning.
O. The latch of Oven-door.
P. Dish-rest made to take on and off.
R. Tap to draw off from Boiler.
Oven and Boiler heated by the same Burner no gas inside oven or roaster
Equal current of heat at sides back and top. Air for combustion carried off at back
of Oven,
Burner made to swing out burning on fire-tile boiler heated by Coil over-burner
circulating provided with steam-pipe top of oven provided with four burners. Gas
and air portable made to take a part for cleaning. Ventilation is provided to oven
or roaster to admit of a current of fresh air. At the top of oven is provided with
a cover to clean out or to act as a vent.
Latch of oven-door handle is pressed or leavered down working in slot hole
made in Latch when released falls by its own weight End of Latch is provided
with a roller acting on ketch fixed on the frame of Oven.
•Dated this ath da.. of T100-

page_text: GEORGE MANNING 13 Florence Street New Cross in the County of Kent Gas
Engineer I do hereby declare the nature of my invention for COOKING BY GAS
and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described
and ascertained in and by the following statement:-
Oven and Boiler heated by the same Burners. No gas inside Oven.
The Hot plate or top of Oven is made portable.
Referring to the Drawings filed with my provisional specification. The Oven
consists of an inner A, and outer body made of sheet iron the top and front of
cast iron. Boiler B, of copper tinned inside and self supplying.
Gas burner C, to heat Oven and Boiler made to swing out by opening the door,
burns the ordinary white flame (not atmospheric burner) burning under Fire
Tile D, the heat is retained No fumes or Products of Burnt Gas can enter the
Oven but pass away at sides over the Top and out at the back of Oven as shewn
by the arrows in drawing No. 2, into a Flue or Pipe at Back of Oven J,,.
The Oven is provided with a Ventilator F, to draw out it admits Air through
the Oven in at the Bottom and out at the sides, inside Oven A,, is fitted with
shelves and Hooks.
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The Top or Grid N₁, is made of wrought Iron and is portable (the Burners are
atmospheric) by unscrewing one Fly Nut Union with the hand, the whole of the
top N, can be taken apart and replaced for cleaning.
Oven A., and Boiler B, heated by the same Burners, by means of a Coil E.,
circulating into Boiler B.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is :-
1. A pure ventilated Oven for roasting or paking by was,
1. A pure ventuated Oven for roasting or paking by was..
2. The heat retained.
3. Utilized.
4. Perfect Combustion.
Dated this 9th day of June 1885.
GEORGE MANNING.