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Stonemason’s Shop: Mason’s Shaping Refractories by Hand

Image: Photo taken mid 1950’s. It showsmasons working on the bankers, shaping refractories by hand tools. Note the Tangye coke stove for heating the shop.

Image from: Chance Brothers Glassworks, Smethwick Slides. Broadfield House Glass Museum, Kingswinford, Dudley (Slide and Transcript no 16).


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