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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 12 (March 1875) (1875)

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now proceed to describe the processes as carried out monthly, and the factory at Meissen became a fortress fully terious operations with in one of the oldest and largest establishments in the United garrisoned and armed. This was in 1715. One man, how- retort and crucible sa- States, premising,… … Fig. noted, with felspar and Fig. 3.-THE MAGNETS. Fig.l.-MOLDING THE WARE. quartz, it is thrown into a huge vat, and there mingled with water to the consistence of a fore or since, Bottcher was dissatisfied. He thin paste. This operation we found in pro- could produce red and white stoneware of…

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