Calcined tap cinder sample, called "bull dog" when used for the bottom of a puddling furnace

Made:: 1865 in Ebbw Vale

Calcined tap cinder called 'bull dog' when used for the bottom

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Calcined tap cinder called 'bull dog' when used for the bottom
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Calcined tap cinder called 'bull dog' when used for the bottom of a puddling furnace, burnt in a kiln at Ebbw Vale, 1865, according to Barrows and Halls patent

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Category:: Metallurgy

Object Number:: 1889-164/3299

type:: sample and cinder

credit:: John Percy Collection

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Calcined tap cinder sample, called "bull dog" when used for the bottom of a puddling furnace

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