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- China clay industries (19)
Lorries loading ball clay from the storage silo at Blackpool Pit ref.no. 5572 ([1970?])
Part of the refining and blending plant at Goverseth ref.no. 540 ([1970?])
Part of the Standard porcelain plant where china clays are blended to produce potting clays of consistent specification ref.no. 2894 ([1970?])
A mechanical drying plant with (right) the oil-fired furnace ref.no. 555 ([1970?])
The clay stream running down to the pit bottom on its way to the refining and drying processes ref.no. 517 ([1970?])
A remotely controlled power-hose or monitor, washing raw clay from the pit face ref.no. 6778 ([1970?])
Extracting china clay in a newly started pit ref.no. 31012 ([1920?])
Interior of a pan-kiln or dry, with clay scored into squares, circa 1920 ref.no. 12878 ([1920?])
China clay (c.1900)
Typical air-drying sheds at the end of the 19th centruy ref.no. 12887 ([1900?])
Micadrags and settling pits at Kernick Clay Works, St.Stephens, ca 1920 ref.no. 12910 ([1920?])
A working pit, probably in the Bugle area, c.1926 ref.no. 12873 ([1926?])
General view of Gt.Carclaze china clay pit ref.no. 9234 ([1960?])
China clay, loading etc, Par ([1960?])
Fowey. Loading china clay ([1960?])
Lee Moor. China clay settling tank c1950 (c.1950)
Modern pottery (1876)
The clays and fictile manufacturers of Cornwall and Devon (1887)