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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 413

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THE POTTERYS HUMBLE BEGINNING. Isaac W. Knowles, John N. Taylor (who married thedaugher of Mr. Knowles), and his son, Homer S.Knowles. All of the original firm are now deceased. They discontinued production of the Rockinghamand Yellow Ware, and after many trials and much ex-perimenting drew their… … . BINS AND SILK LAWN SIFTER. In the meantime, other people, attracted to thetown, ventured into the pottery business, and little bylittle the industry grew until it became the great centerit now is; and from the start of Rockingham and Yel-low body it now produces ware- equal to any in its classin…

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