Publisher's Synopsis
In this fascinating oral history, the founders and key personnel of The Clarkson Company, a leading manufacturer of mineral processing equipment, share their memories and insights into the company's growth and success. From its humble beginnings in a basement workshop to its status as a global industry leader, this firsthand account is a testament to the ingenuity, hard work, and dedication of the Clarkson family and their colleagues.
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