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This brochure for Capitol Radiators is from 1928 and was published by the United States Radiator Corporation. Special thanks to Mike Thies for scanning this for us.

This is an excerpt from The Ideal Fitter, which the American Radiator Company published yearly back in the day. It features the Vento Cast Iron Heater. It reads, "Just as...

Thanks to Frank "Steamhead" Wilsey for finding and scanning these pages. He writes, "These scans are from the Walworth Manufacturing Company's 1892 catalog, which I recen...

Thanks to Frank "Steamhead" Wilsey for sharing this one with us. He writes, "The first page is from Susan Reed Stifler's book, The Beginnings of a Century of Steam and Wa...

This catalog from the Young Radiator Company contains information about the Young copper convectors, as made in 1937.

This circa-1947 brochure from Kohler makes a great case for hydronic heat. The "radiant" they refer to in the title isn't floor-heating, but cast-iron wall radiators.

Here is a catalog from Amstan (American Standard), published in 1957, that features their wet heat and cooling products. This document is divided into 5 parts. Many of th...

Here is a catalog from Amstan (American Standard), published in 1957, that features their wet heat and cooling products. This document is divided into 5 parts. Many of th...

Here is a catalog from Amstan (American Standard), published in 1957, that features their wet heat and cooling products. This document is divided into 5 parts. Many of th...

Here is a catalog from Amstan (American Standard), published in 1957, that features their wet heat and cooling products. This document is divided into 5 parts. Many of th...