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I HAVE read with much interest the letters in NATURE of November 4 from Prof. Bayliss and Mr. Frank Wood on the subject of British glassware, and I think the whole truth lies, perhaps, between the two opinions put forward. As a manufacturer of scientific apparatus, and primarily of X-ray tubes, I have had probably as trying an experience of glass as any manufacturer since 1914.
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ANDREWS, C. British Laboratory and Scientific Glassware. Nature 106, 440 (1920). https://doi.org/10.1038/106440a0
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