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Photo of T.C. Joy family tombstones

Patent no. 456896 for of a radiator designed by T.C. Joy

Patent no. 456895 for a radiator designed by T.C. Joy

Newspaper article describing T.C. Joys trip east.

Photo of a brass colored radiator from a home in Avon, NY

Photo of a white radiator from a home in Avon, NY

Photo of a gold radiator from a home in Avon, NY

Diagram of a leaky valve in a steam radiator

Diagram of a one pipe steam radiator

Diagram of a non-relief steam radiator

Photo of the T.C. Joy logo on a radiator.

Photo of radiators created by T. C. Joy. These radiators were purchased by a collector in Germany.

Photo of radiators created by T. C. Joy. These radiators were purchased by a collector in Germany.

Photo of a radiator detailing T. C. Joy logo. These radiators were purchased by a collector in Germany.

Photo showing metalwork of Joy radiators. These radiators were purchased by a collector in Germany.

Photo showing the upper metalworking of radiators created by T. C. Joy. These radiators were purchased by a collector in Germany.

Patent no. 524804 for a radiator coupling

Patent no. 456895 for a generator for steam heating apparatuses designed by T.C. Joy

Patent no. 511957 for radiator section cores

Photo of a Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Detailing on a Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Valve on a Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Figure 2. An advertisement for the Waldorf Hotel in New York City, which highlights as a selling point the comforts of T.C. Joy’s radiators.

Figure 3. An illustration of the Titusville Iron Works, which acquired T.C. Joy & Co. in 1895. ( Copy of advertisement taken from a newsletter in Gas Engine Magazine, written by Russell Farmer titled, “History of the Titusville Iron Works,” June 1,…