n the manufacture of our bricks, unless “ bricks pressed through a die, or rather a matrix, in a continuous rec- worked by steam or water power its capacity is limited only in the hat,” which are sometimes manufactured by the aid of tangular prism, the cross section corresponding in width and by… … be at once hacked eight or ten courses high without injury, ed, as it has been found by experiment that clay if forced in- But brick making is one of the most ancient and always thus saving the expense of an extensive yard and the danger to a perfect angular corner tendsto “check” or crack. To one…
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