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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 13 (March 1875) (1875)

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consigned to the touching each other, small pieces of fire grinding mill to be pulverized and made clay serving as sup- over. In case the ports. The filled seg gars are then ranged ware is to be orna- mented with colors in piles from floor to and gilding, still an- le'ling.of the kiln, the bottom… … Fig. 9— INTEUIOR OF THE KILN, so as to prevent their absorbing too much of the moisture, while smaller articles, on the other hand, are sometimes Fig. 10.—THE MUFFLE FUltNACE. Fiff. 8.-DIPPING IN GLAZING LIQUID heated in order to force them to take up moisture enough. give no idea, to the…

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