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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 19 (November 1892) (1892)
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equivalent may be obtained. The wire gauze may be heated so A glass rolling table with side ledges is provided. A position, with a view of catching any pieces which may three-roller carriage moves over it, running on the side be detached or broken loose. This is a partial solution hot as to receive… … THE MANUFACTURE OF WIRE GLASS AT TACONY. PHILADELPHIA, PA. © 1892 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Valve · Paper · Casein · Pipe · Munn · Scientific American · Paper mill · Direct system · Wire gauze · Wood pulp · Steam heating · Sewing machine · American supplement · Horse power · Wire glass
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