wood-charcoal

Women at wood-charcoal fires were making all sorts of delicacies for sale to the fans up above.

Terence Clarke: Baseball Dreams Terence Clarke 2011

Women at wood-charcoal fires were making all sorts of delicacies for sale to the fans up above.

Terence Clarke: Baseball Dreams Terence Clarke 2011

Women at wood-charcoal fires were making all sorts of delicacies for sale to the fans up above.

Terence Clarke: Baseball Dreams Terence Clarke 2011

The imperishable nature of carbon, in its various forms of lamp-black, ivory-black, wood-charcoal, and graphite or black lead, holds out much greater promise of being usefully employed in the manufacture of a permanent writing material; since, for this substance, in its elementary condition and at ordinary temperatures, there exists no solvent nor chemical reagent capable of affecting its alteration.

Forty Centuries of Ink 1904

In each urinal there were utensils coated with coal tar, and at every corner iron crates filled with wood-charcoal to absorb noxious vapours.

Prisoners Their Own Warders A Record of the Convict Prison at Singapore in the Straits Settlements Established 1825 W. D. Bayliss 1869

Activated Kaatoan Bangkal wood-charcoal cure sugarcane basi.

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