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English: This was the first modern iron-smelting blast furnace in Australia. The new blast furnace has just entered production. The outdoor pig casting are is in the foreground. On the left, two of the stoves are visible. The blast furnace itself is the large cylindrical structure just to the right of centre, with the inclined downcomer pipe carrying furnace off-gases. The structure on the right is the material elevator used to lift the ore and other materials to be charged to the furnace.
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Author Unknown photographer. Published in The Sydney Mail and N.S.W. Advertiser 15 May 1907, Page 1245)

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Lithgow Blast Furnace of William Sandford in May 1907.

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