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English: This is one of the first steps in the making of window glass during the 1880s. A gatherer retrieves a gob of molten glass out of a furnace, and hands the gob (on a blowpipe) to a glass blower. The glassblower (shown here) creates a hollow cylinder by blowing into the blowpipe. He then lengthens the cylinder by swinging it (also shown here). |
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| Source | This file is a crop from page 400 of the December 1, 1906, edition of Scientific American (a journal) that has been modified by TwoScarsUp |
| Author | Scientific American |
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