1855 Article Fibrous Wrought Iron Ore Furnace Invention Scientific American YSA2 YCG1 "The Children's Dancing Lesson

"The Children's Dancing Lesson

and is filled with history and culture

This is an original 1944 black and white photogravure of the Manoir de Canapville which is also called the "Manoir des Evêques de Lisieux" and is located near to Deauville in Normandy

Rome" This is an original 1920 sepia photogravure of the statues lining the Braccio Nuova or New Gallery in the Vatican

Barres was a pianist and composer who studied and performed in France and New Orleans

1855 Article Fibrous Wrought Iron Ore Furnace Invention Scientific American YSA2 YCG1 "The Children's Dancing LessonThis is an original 1855 one page black and white print article from Scientific American, with an in text wood engraving illustration, describing an improvement in furnaces for making fibrous wrought iron directly from the ore. This device is the invention of Martin Bell and Edward B. Isett. Please note that the article continues for a short paragraph on the verso which is not shown. CONDITION This 159+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light