Take a stroll through HVAC history in our Heating Museum. This section of our website preserves history and answers that so-important question: What the heck is that thing? Whenever you run across anything unusual, chances are you’ll find the old literature about it right here.
This book from the United States Radiator Corporation contains information about their Capitol Boilers and Radiators. Thanks to Bob Moore for finding and sharing this doc...
Here is a circa-1935 catalog from the Pierce, Butler Radiator Corp. showcasing their Pierce Eastwood Radiators, Pierce Wall Radiators and brackets, as well as radiator ra...
This chart from Shaw-Perkins Radiators shows the various outputs in Btu/hr per square foot E.D.R. that you'll get at various steam pressures (including vacuum systems). T...
Gold, Nason, Bundy, and Reed Radiators were some of the first radiators made. This document contains radiator ratings are have been very tough to come by. Thanks to Frank...
Here is a circa-1929 from the Richmond Radiator Company featuring their Richmond Floorline Radiator for heating.
This document contains information and ratings for Rome Brass Radiators for concealed radiation from the Rome Brass Radiator Corp. Thanks to Frank "Steamhead" Wilsey for ...
Thanks to Scott Albrecht, Pipe Shop Repair Foreman, Planning Design & Construction, Cornell University for taking and sharing photos of these circular radiators.
The Scott Valve Company of Chicago printed this catalog in 1915 showcasing their radiators, along with radiator ratings. You'll find the Niagra radiator, the Triumph radi...
This circa-1898 booklet from the Standard Radiator Manufacturing Co. contains information about their plain and ornamental radiators. Thanks to Bob Moore for finding and ...
This unique circa-1905 catalog is from the U.S. Radiator and Boiler Company of Pittsburg, PA and contains some very hard-to-find radiator ratings for Sun Radiators and He...