10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRUCIBLE STEEL»
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crucible steel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crucible steel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Sword and the
Crucible: A History of the Metallurgy of ...
The results of the microscopic examination of over a hundred swords are used to tell the story of the making of swords from the first examples through the Middle Ages to the 16th century.
2
Out of the
Crucible: Black
Steel Workers in Western ...
Moreover, the Crucible Steel Company organized St. Clair Steel and the St. Clair
Furnace Company during this period. The two subsidiaries later merged and
formed the Clairton Steel Company. In 1904, Clairton Steel became a part of the
...
Dennis C. Dickerson, 1986
3
Condensed Suggestions for
Steel Workers...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Crucible Steel Company of America, 2011
4
A History of Small Business in America
Small quantities of iron and steel had been made in Sheffield since the 1400s,
but in the 1700s and 18oos the Sheffield district emerged as a center for the
production of crucible steel in Europe. In crucible steel making, which is
sometimes ...
Mansel G. Blackford, 2003
5
Sheffield
Steel and America: A Century of Commercial and ...
In the 1880s and 1890s several firms, notably J. H. Andrew, Cocker Bros, Samuel
Fox, and Arthur Lee & Sons, enjoyed a flourishing American trade in high-grade
crucible steel wire. Samuel Fox of Stocks- bridge, near Sheffield, made a great ...
6
The History of Foreign Investment in the United States to 1914
In 1900 the Crucible Steel Company of America was organized (capital, $50
million); it combined thirteen of the principal plants in the country that made
crucible steel — including Sanderson's Syracuse works. The new giant made
about 95 ...
7
A Nation of
Steel: The Making of Modern America, 1865-1925
The shift was a OF FACTORIES result of the development first of high-speed-tool
steels and then of the electric furnace. Overall crucible-steel production in the
United States climbed from 85,000 to 131,000 tons between 1892 and 1907.
8
Enterprise and Technology: The German and British
Steel ...
Sheffield, in England, and in Germany, Krupp and the Bochumer Verein, were the
centres for the fabrication of crucible steel, which was always surrounded by an
aura of secrecy. The steel produced in this manner was in any case first-rate ...
9
Baltic Iron in the Atlantic World in the Eighteenth Century
Gabriel Jars, the French engineer, spoke of quite speciÀc uses for crucible steel:
the 'best razors are made from it... the best steel chains, the springs of watches
and small watchmakers' Àles'. Indeed, Jars went so far as to assert that it was ...
Chris Evans, Göran Rydén, 2007
10
Society, Culture, and Technology in Africa
The presence of crucible steel in these sites is not altogether unexpected, for the
deposits from which these specimens were excavated contain fine ceramics,
glass, beads, and other imports from the Islamic world, the Indian subcontinent,
and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CRUCIBLE STEEL»
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crucible steel is used in the context of the following news items.
Gale A. Maple Jr., 87
Having lived his entire life in the area, he worked as a Heater for Crucible Steel for 37.5 years. He was a veteran of the United States Army, ... «The Review, Jul 15»
Fireworks displays costly, but communities feel obligated
Midland Mayor Angela Adkins said Crucible Steel, the town's main employer, once paid for fireworks but quit when the steel industry collapsed. «San Francisco Chronicle, Jul 15»
Fireworks displays costly, but W. Pa. communities feel obligated
Midland Mayor Angela Adkins said Crucible Steel, the town's main employer, once paid for fireworks but quit when the steel industry collapsed. «Tribune-Review, Jul 15»
Retro: Hills of stone and steel
... premises on Cupola Lane, following the invention of the crucible steel making process by Benjamin Huntsman, in Handsworth, in the 1740s. «The Star, Jun 15»
Charleston Remembrance Service Calls for 'Reconciliation and Not …
“Life is hard, at times as hard as crucible steel,” Graham said, quoting King. “It has its bleak and difficult moments. Like the ever-flowing waters ... «Williamsburg Yorktown Daily, Jun 15»
Story of swords and steel
Indian steel - also called 'crucible steel' or 'wootz steel' - was in great demand as the material with which legendary swords were forged. «Calcutta Telegraph, Jun 15»
A murderous hatred in Charleston
At times as hard as crucible steel, but, today, you do not walk alone." Today, the residents of Charleston, black and white, are in mourning, but ... «Baltimore Sun, Jun 15»
Uber signs short-term lease for another Strip District facility
Originally a Crucible Steel mill building, the property, owned by Schreiber Real Estate, is 116,000 square feet and more than 110 years old. «Pittsburgh Business Times, Jun 15»
How Did The Ancient Vikings Make This Super-Strong Sword?
The Vikings also had swords made of crucible steel, known as Ulfberts (because that was the name stamped onto all of them, in accordance ... «io9, May 15»
Jack Coleman, 80
Having lived his entire life in the area he worked for the former Crucible Steel and for several area Potteries. He is survived by his wife Maxine ... «The Review, May 15»
