Patent artificial slate manufactory, Woodford Bridge, Essex, for covering roofs, fronts of houses, and ricks; also water pipes and gutters.
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Patent artificial slate manufactory, Woodford Bridge, Essex, for covering roofs, fronts of houses, and ricks; also water pipes and gutters.

by Henry Cook

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Explore a focused historical record of Henry Cook’s artificial slate manufactory at Woodford Bridge, Essex. The publication centers on manufactured slate for roofs, house fronts, and ricks, while also noting its intended use in water pipes and gutters.

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This historical publication concerns Henry Cook’s patent artificial slate manufactory in Woodford Bridge, Essex.

Its subject is the manufacture of artificial slate and its proposed use in covering roofs, the fronts of houses, and ricks.

The title also identifies applications for water pipes and gutters, offering a focused record of building and manufacturing materials associated with the enterprise.

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