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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 81

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ey will be started onsanitary or general ware lines has not been decided. fourteen and twenty-quart sizes. The great pointabout this wringer is that it really wrings the mopdry. It is called the Dandy. WRINGS IT DRY. ME. ELLIS, who sold glassware for many years,• has gone in for hardware… … hardwood rollers are placed even with the top of thebucket, allowing plenty of room for the water andmop. The guides are made of malleable iron, andare securely fastened by bolts through flanges to theouter contour of the bucket, giving strength andpreventing warping. The buckets are made in ten,…

Pottery · Glass · Glassware

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