iandol on tue 27 nov 01
Dear Friends
I have been trying to get a sight of the Memoirs of Herman Seger, in =
particular the section in Volume One of the translation which deals with =
the development of pyrometric cones. I understand there is crucial =
information on p 545 Vol. 1 relating to the behaviour of quartz and =
kaolin.
Since this will now be a rare book, perhaps there is someone who =
frequents Clayart who may be able to provided me with a photocopy of p =
545 and possibly the whole of this particular chapter.
Yours sincerely,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia.
Frederich, Tim on tue 27 nov 01
Ivor,
I have a copy of the book you want. I would be glad to send you a copy of
the pages you want. Please send me your fax number or address and I will
send them to you.
Best regards,
Tim Frederich
-----Original Message-----
From: iandol [mailto:iandol@TELL.NET.AU]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 11:30 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Seger Memoirs
Dear Friends
I have been trying to get a sight of the Memoirs of Herman Seger, in
particular the section in Volume One of the translation which deals with the
development of pyrometric cones. I understand there is crucial information
on p 545 Vol. 1 relating to the behaviour of quartz and kaolin.
Since this will now be a rare book, perhaps there is someone who frequents
Clayart who may be able to provided me with a photocopy of p 545 and
possibly the whole of this particular chapter.
Yours sincerely,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia.
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Clay Coordinator on wed 28 nov 01
Ivor Lewis,
I got mine through interliberary loan. I don't know if you have it in
Austraila?
I got the book from Teaxs Christian University in Fort Worth Tx USA.
If you did a search you could find out who had the book and ask them to copy
the page for you.
Thanks,
John Britt
Penland Clay
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