- Historically, the term "
latten"
referred loosely to the
copper alloys such as br**** or
bronze that
appeared in the
Middle Ages and
through to the late-18th...
- addition, and br****,
using zinc instead. Both of
these are
imprecise terms.
Latten is a
further term,
mostly used for
coins with a very high
copper content...
- The Lattengebirge, also
sometimes called the
Latten Mountains, are a
mountain range up to 1,738 m above sea
level (NN) in the
county of Berchtesgadener...
- were then
called latten, and it
seems likely that br****
clocks would have been
called "
latten clocks" (or "
latten horloge" or "
latten uhr" in the native...
-
material may be
challenged and removed. Find sources: "Dreisesselberg"
Latten Mountains – news · newspapers · books · scholar ·
JSTOR (February 2016)...
- defense. They
worked in a
variety of materials,
including wrought iron,
latten, leather,
cloth and even bone to
substitute rigid materials for mail as...
- her feet, with long and strong-looking
thongs to them, and
great ****s of
latten at the ends. On her
hands she had
gloves of ermine-skin, and they were white...
-
oxide (Fe2O3)
known as
calamine lotion. In the 16th
century demand for
latten (br****) in
England came from the
needs of wool-carding, for
which br****-wire...
- They were also used for
fabricating various articles of
wrought iron,
latten (an
early form of br****),
steel and
other metals. One or more trip hammers...
-
Gilded Latten Bones is a
fantasy novel by
American writer Glen Cook, the
thirteenth novel in his
ongoing Garrett P.I. series. The
series combines elements...
