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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 12 (March 1875) (1875)
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sold well, sure, and thence into a second vat located on and in the course of time fell into the hands a lower level, where similar apparatus to that of Bottcher's valet, and thence upon the Fig. 2,-PRESSING AND TURNING SMALL WARE already noted kept it stirred. With the ini- head of Bottcher… … tanks. The next operation is jects of manias which have run their value up to sums far Fig. 4.—PRESSING THE WATER FROM THE SLIP. © 1875 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Inches · Improved · Feet · Iron · Water · Phosphor bronze · Consists · Square feet · Scientific American · Trade catalogs · Carbonic acid · Professor tyndall · Steam pressure · Heated air · Horse power · Mold board
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