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Definition of Cooperages
1. cooperage [n] - See also: cooperage
Lexicographical Neighbors of Cooperages
Literary usage of Cooperages
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Pittsburgh and Allegheny in the Centennial Year by George Henry Thurston (1876)
"cooperages Arc another of the manufactures that come under the lumber classification.
The exact products and consumptions of this branch of business is ..."
2. The New York Teacher, and the American Educational Monthly (1868)
"... cooperages mini waste, and add the original cost (if the Ten, ... storage*,
cooperages and waste, with ihe exception of n small commission i paid for ..."
3. Ireland, Industrial and Agricultural by William P. Coyne (1902)
"cooperages have been established for many years at Burtonport and Teelin in
Donegal, where about 11000, barrels " half barrels," and carrier barrels have ..."
4. Allegheny County's Hundred Years by George Henry Thurston (1888)
"also that used and sold in the saw-mill and planing-mill products and in the
cooperages. The consumption of timber or wood as used in the furniture ..."
5. The Institutes of Cape Law: Being a Compendium of the Common Law, Decided (1907)
"Thus, where an applicant for an interdict against certain cooperages carried on
near his dwelling had gone to reside in a part of the village of the Paarl, ..."
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