- Fire clay is a
range of
refractory clays used in the
manufacture of ceramics,
especially fire brick. The
United States Environmental Protection Agency...
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Fireclay Tile is a
North American architectural tile company.
Founded in 1986 by Paul Burns, Jeff Alvord,
Martin Zepeda, and
Albert Batista.
Fireclay...
- St. Louis, Missouri. It was
founded formally in 1855 as the
Cheltenham Fireclay Works and
achieved sales as far away as
Quebec and Africa. One
source dates...
-
drier conditions or the
encroachment of
seawater onto
coastal areas. The
Fireclay Caverns were
excavated by the
Mount Morgan Mine to
provide clay for its...
- was called: Wil**** & Co (1863), The
Burmantofts Company (1888),
Leeds Fireclay Co. Ltd. (1889). The
business began in 1859 when fire clay was discovered...
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through the two holes, C, C, and
plays under and up
around the
muffle D,
standing on a
fireclay slab. The
doorway is
closed by two
fireclay blocks at E....
- He was born at the
family home, Newhouse, an
estate house nearby the
fireclay mine
which the
family owned.
There he was
brought up
alongside his cousin...
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Dalry (/dælˈraɪ/) is a
small town in the
Garnock Valley in Ayrshire, Scotland.
Drakemyre is a
northern suburb.
Dalry (from
Scottish Gaelic: Dail Ruighe...
- them from the
REDAC brick works in Huncoat,
standing for
Accrington Red.
Fireclay is
often found close to coal
seams and the
Accrington area had many collieries...
- development.
Other minerals included granite, limestone, ironstone, and
fireclay.
Textile manufacturers produced linen, woolen, and
cotton fabrics, particularly...
