Daniel Pettibone
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL696659A
Top Subjects
- Heating (4)
- Ventilation (3)
- United States (2)
- Philadelphia (1)
- Pennsylvania (1)
- Hospitals -- Heating and ventilation -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia (1)
- Stoves (1)
Books by Daniel Pettibone
Total count: 6
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Description of the improvements of the rarifying air-stove, for warming and ventilating ...Printed for the author1810-01-01
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Pennsylvania Hospitals.n.1810-01-01
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Pettibone's economy of fuel, or, Description of his improvements of the rarefying air-stoves, grates, tubes, pipes, cylinders, or open stoves, or common fire places, made of iron, stone, brick, potter's clay, &c. &c.for warming and ventilating hospitals, churches, colleges, courts of justice, dwelling houses, hot or green houses, ovens, drying rooms, gun-powder or other manufactories, bankning-houses [sic], barracks, ships, malt kilns, &c. &c., with or without the application of steam for which letters patent have been obtained from the government of the United States of America : also, an extract from James Sharp's London edition of his improvements on that of Dr. Benjamin Franklin.2. ed. improved.Printed by Abel Dickinson for the author1812-01-01
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The petition of Daniel Pettibone to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Statesfor the renewal of his patent for welding cast steel to iron ...Printed by Thomas Town1818-01-01
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The petition of Daniel Pettibone to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, for the renewal of his patent for welding cast steel to iron, in such a manner as to be applied to edge tools or other purposes where steel is required.Printed by Thomas Town1818-01-01
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Pettibone's economy of fuelor, Description of his improvements of the rarefying air-stoves, grates, tubes, pipes, cylinders, or open stoves, or common fire places, made of iron, stone, brick, potter's clay, for warming and ventilating hospitals, churches, colleges, courts of justice, dwelling houses, hot or green houses, ovens, drying rooms, gun-powder, or other manufactories, banking-houses, barracks, ships, malt kilns, & c. & c., with or without the application of steam. For which letters patent have been obtained from the government of the United States of America.2d ed., improved, with engravings. Also an extracts from James Sharp's London edition of his improvements on that of Dr. Benjamin Franklin.A. Dickinson