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Daniel E Russell. Benhams & Stoutenborough's Tinware Factory. One of the most ubiquitous of 19th century household furnishings was “tinware”
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Fabryka Oskara Schindlera, Kraków — zdjęcie: Schindler's desk and some of the tinware made at the factory — obejrzyj autentyczne zdjęcia i film
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The Reed Manufacturing Co., of Newark, N.Y., was founded in 1890 by local jeweler Reuben M. Reed. Reed invented and received a patent for a process of making anti-rusting tinware in the 1880s. In what began in a small backyard shed, the company would soon become one of Newark’s leading industries and the largest producers of wash boilers in the United States.
The company produced an extensive line of tinware, aluminum galvanized (coated with zinc) ironware, enamelware in its trademark turquoise, along with dark gray, three-coated white “flintstone,” as well as copper and nickel-plated copperware.

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http://www.translatica.pl/slowniki/po-angielsku/wyroby blasz...
wyroby blaszane = tinware

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