Phoenix column

Isaac Kremer/ January 28, 2022/ / 0 comments

A round iron column that is composed of four quarter round segments with projecting flanges that are bolted or riveted together; also made with six or eight segments and in hexagonal and octagonal shapes; patented and first manufactured by the Phoenix Iron Cmpany of Pennsylvania in 1862; used for bridge posts and building columns. (Bucher, 1996)

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