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Frank Wilkinson (1896-1927) of [[F. Wilkinson and Co]]
Frank Wilkinson (1896-1927) of [[F. Wilkinson and Co]]


1896 Born the son of Arthur Wilkinson, a commercial Clerk.
1896 Born the son of Arthur Wilkinson, a commercial Clerk. Brother of [[Reginald Wilkinson]]


He developed a commercial method of acid polishing cut glassware, which used a mixture of hydrofloric and sulphuric acid and would take 5 minutes rather than several hours using old methods.  
He developed a commercial method of acid polishing cut glassware, which used a mixture of hydrofloric and sulphuric acid and would take 5 minutes rather than several hours using old methods.  

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Frank Wilkinson (1896-1927) of F. Wilkinson and Co

1896 Born the son of Arthur Wilkinson, a commercial Clerk. Brother of Reginald Wilkinson

He developed a commercial method of acid polishing cut glassware, which used a mixture of hydrofloric and sulphuric acid and would take 5 minutes rather than several hours using old methods.

Frank caught pneumonia, his lungs were so badly damaged by the acid fumes, and died age 30.


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