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Puddling Furnace | 
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| Statistics |  | |||||
| Type | Building | |||||
| Theme | Bobby's Desert | |||||
| Limit | +6,300 | 
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| Income | +1,050 |  /h
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| Size | 15 | 
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| Award Information | ||||||
| Award From | Franz - Levels 300-699 #3 | Limit | 1 | |||
| Contract shop Information | ||||||
| Franz's Shop (2020) | ||||||
| Statistics | Levels | Cost | Buy XP | Contract(s) | ||
| Limit | +6,300
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| Income | +525 /h
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300-699 | 270,000  280,000  260,000 
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234,000 
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3 | |
| Size | 15
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| Ratio | 35.00 /
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| Other Information | ||||||
| This building uses the same graphic as the Puddling Furnace (I), Puddling Furnace (III).
The iron works were continuously enlarged and finally purchased by the Viennese banker Salomon Mayer von Rothschild in 1843. He also financed the extension of the Emperor Ferdinand Northern Railway from Vienna to Ostrava with a branch-off to his steel mill, which was completed in 1855. His Rothschild heirs in 1873 founded the Witkowitzer Bergbau- und Hüttengewerkschaft, the largest iron and steel works in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. After the German occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939, their possessions were "aryanized" and taken over by the Reichswerke Hermann Göring conglomerate. After World War II they were socialised as the Vítkovické železárny Klement Gottwald n.p. (VŽKG) by the Czechoslovak state. Vítkovice from 1850 was an independent municipality. In 1908 it was granted town rights by Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria, in 1924 it became a part of Greater Ostrava. is located in Ostrava: Czech Republic | ||||||
For other items with the name "Puddling Furnace", see Puddling Furnace (disambiguation)