- A
stamp mill (or
stamp battery or
stamping mill) is a type of
mill machine that
crushes material by
pounding rather than grinding,
either for
further processing...
- The
Quincy Mining Company Stamp Mills Historic District is a
historic stamp mill (used to
crush copper-bearing rock,
separating the
copper ore from surrounding...
- in 1857.
Georg Nissen was
primarily a
mining engineer who
developed a
stamp mill used in
crushing ore. The family,
which included his wife,
Annie Lavinia...
-
hammers were used for
crushing metal ores into
small pieces,
although a
stamp mill was more
usual for this. In
finery forges they were used for
drawing out...
-
significance to Vancouver's history. In 1867,
Captain Edward Stamp began producing lumber in
Stamp's Mill at the foot of what is now
Dunlevy Avenue after a planned...
-
Stamp sand is a co**** sand left over from the
processing of ore in a
stamp mill. In the
United States, the most well-known
deposits of
stamp sand are...
- 1847 and
commercial operations continued until the
early 1980s. A
small stamp mill was also
established here. Much of the gold used for the gold leaf dome...
- The
Langlaagte Stamp mill or
battery as they were
called in the gold rush era of Johannesburg, is one of the few that have
survived from the
Robinson Mine...
-
underground workings and 80
arastras by 1864.
Stamp mills were in
operation by 1865,
later improved with a 50-
stamp mill by 1887. Yet the ore
bodies were relatively...
- An usu (****anese: [ɯꜜsɯ], ****anese: 臼) is a
large ****anese
stamp mill with a
pestle called kine ([kiꜜne], ****anese: 杵), used to
pound rice or millet. While...