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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 4 (January 1888) (1888)

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the property rolled into the kiln. These pots deteriorate very well applied. The softer and more workable stones are is not confined to quartz. A compass covered with glass of various degrees of absorbency, and appear to be quickly, and part of the work of the foundry is devoted exhibited the same… … is sprinkled upon it. This reox- incased in porous terra cotta, THE TUMBLING DEPARTMENT. idizes it and brings it again to tile, or brick work in roof, floor, the condition of peroxide. The tumbling department and tile construction. The hollow tiles are faced with Professor Ansted states that the…

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