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Cederquist Family Portrait.
Back Row L to R: Lawrence (1876-1938), Esther (1881-1948), Arthur (1884-1954), Walfred (1878-1959), Clarence (1874-1960), Melinda (1872-1955)
Front Row L to R: Milton (1889-1981), Amanda (1869-1952), Lars (1846-1918),…

Portrait of Cederquist Men.
Back Row L to R: Milton (1889-1981), Arthur (1884-1954), Clarence (1874-1960)
Front Row L to R: Emil (1890-1977), Lawrence (1876-1938), Walfred (1878-1959)

Milton "Seedy" (1889-1981) and Clarence (1874-1960) Cederquist standing together.

Lars (1846-1918) and Teckla (1846-1933) Cederquist's 50th anniversary photograph on porch of home at 407 North Perry Street with family. Lars Cederquist died two months after this photo was taken.

Milton "Seedy" Cederquist (1889-1981) family home in Titusville, PA, circa 1900. House is located at 602 North Franklin Street.

Small propeller plane on display at Benson Memorial Library, possibly 1996

Friends' meeting, basement at Benson Memorial Library, February 10, 1987, Diana Hughes seated left, Marcia Millmore seated right, Standing L to R: Sue Brown, Barbara Auchter, Martha Beal, Esther Chen, Babs Kinder

Christmas tree at Benson Memorial Library

Carol Scott, children's librarian in children's room at Benson Memorial Library

Book sale at Benson Memorial Library, Lisa Kellogg, left and Karen Holquist, right

Will Benson, Juliette Horton, Mary Varian, Celine (?) Guthrie, Neill Chase, Mary Bruton (?), Elgood Lufkin, Gert Daum (?), ? Roof, May Wallace, Lex Chambers, Emily Rood, Prinsie Benson, Charles Emerson

Patent no. 511957 for radiator section cores

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

Patent no. 524804 for a radiator coupling

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

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

Figure 4 An illustration of Joy’s ornate Crescent Radiator. (Metal, A Practical Journal of the Factory, Foundry, Shop and Store, V.2, April-June 1893).

Figure 5. An illustration, taken from the Crescent Radiator patent, demonstrating the improved design of its radiator pipes. (Metal, A Practical Journal of the Factory, Foundry, Shop and Store, V.2, April-June 1893

Valve on a Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Detailing on a Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

Photo of a Joy radiator in a Titusville home.

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