Loss in weight and rehydration of a clay burned at different temperatures
A 1914 University of Illinois master's thesis by Roy Arthur Horning on the loss in weight and rehydration of clay fired at different temperatures, written for ceramic engineering examiners. The scanned pages are not diagrams but the book's patterned binding paper: an all-over grid of ochre ring medallions enclosing small scrolled motifs, with four-pointed star fillers at the intersections, usable as a tiling background, cover paper, or repeat swatch.
