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GOLD WASHING DISHES
Guest on Sat Jan 12, 2013 7:39 am
GOLD WASHING DISHES
A Bendigo digger of 1852 writes :— ~ A good deal of fine gold is lost by inexperienced persons through using improper dishes for washing purposes. The best dishes are those with the bottom soldered on to the sides, by which means a small ledge is formed inside ;the outer rim of the dish should be formed by means of wire, .which again forms a ledge, find in testing fresh ground it is important for the speculation that no specks should be lost.' -——
South Australian Register
Saturday 23 October 1886
http://newspapers.nla.gov.au/
A Bendigo digger of 1852 writes :— ~ A good deal of fine gold is lost by inexperienced persons through using improper dishes for washing purposes. The best dishes are those with the bottom soldered on to the sides, by which means a small ledge is formed inside ;the outer rim of the dish should be formed by means of wire, .which again forms a ledge, find in testing fresh ground it is important for the speculation that no specks should be lost.' -——
South Australian Register
Saturday 23 October 1886
http://newspapers.nla.gov.au/
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Re: GOLD WASHING DISHES
getascripter on Sat Jan 12, 2013 1:02 pm
Wow! That old timer has just described today's modern plastic 'riffled' pan!! 
How cool is that!!!
How cool is that!!!
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