Radford's brick houses and how to build them... (1912)
William A. Radord · William A. Radford · leaf 27
ered the fact that brick made ofsand and lime could be hardened in afew hours by heat and the pressure ofsteam. At that time they had no ves-sels of sufficient size and strength to w. withstand the required pressure, and * a*twK?tefS E^^S. *****the patents were allowed to expire be- strength and… … AND HOW TO BUILD THEM 19 : — -r^ -.
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