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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 26 (1903) (1903)

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must have the with lead and zinc; and if hollow castings were re- most inexpensive goods that can be obtained, precludes pieces. quired—for instance, in the case of handles for tank- the likelihood of making more than a small proportion Pewter was extensively used for church vessels, and of them by… … An English Pewter Platter Bearing the Date 1662 and on the part of manufacturers, has unquestionably had ever, is a superb ewer and dish, representing Charit: much to do with destroying the lesser arts, and the and Temperance. One of his finest salvers is here the Arms of Charles II, Diameter, 22…

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