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The manufacture of a product in large quantities, in one shape, and with other identical properties, such as bottles, permits more detailed observation of individual production phases than is possible for other hollow glass ware.

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  1. Heilbronn, Deutschland

    W. Giegerich

  2. Bad Godesberg, Deutschland

    I. Muschalek

  3. Düsseldorf, Deutschland

    H. Riede

  4. Frankfurt, Deutschland

    W. Trier

  5. Berlin, Deutschland

    J. Goedicke

  6. Mainz, Deutschland

    W. Grundmann

  7. Essen, Deutschland

    E. Schulze & H. Ganns

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Giegerich, W. et al. (1969). Blowing Machines. In: Giegerich, W., Trier, W. (eds) Glass Machines. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-28676-0_17

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