The Exhibitions and Fairs of Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Author: Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
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Published: 1837
Total Pages: 986
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Published: 1853
Total Pages: 170
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Published: 1881
Total Pages: 782
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Published: 1837
Total Pages: 128
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Total Pages: 270
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1837 edition. Excerpt: ... 115. Charles H. Crossman, Taunton. One Friction WindowSpring. 129. Jacob D. French, & Co., South Hampton, N. H. One Box of Bristol Brick. A handsome well-made article. Diploma. 132. Thomas W. Lyon, Northborough. Twelve Powder Horns. Common. 140. Samuel Healey, East Weymouth. One Horse Shoe. 148. William A. Dodge, Boston, Agent for the New England Screw Company, Providence, R. I. One Frame of Wooden Screws. The same for which a Silver Medal was awarded at the Exhibition in 1844. 149. New England Iron Company, Boston. One Card of American Wrought Nails. A fair article. 176. Amos Day, &. Co., Newark, N. J. Three Specimens of Night Locks. On a new and safe principle. This Latch has advantages over the common Night Latch, in respect to its increased security, from the variety of changes of which its keys admit, and the difficulty of procuring false keys or picks to open it. Silver Medal. 216. A. E. Johonnot, Boston. Two Counter Scales. 229. George H. Chapman, Jr., Boston. Three Screw Augers. 230. Farris, Edes, & Co., Plymouth. One Sample Card of Rivets. A good article. Diploma. 233. Rufus A. Fish, Worcester. Twelve Carpenter's Hammers. A well-made article, with an improved method of inserting the handle. Diploma. 242. Sawyer & Norcross, Royalston. One Twine Swivel. 260. John Tillson, & Co., Boston, Agents for R. M. Rounds, do Co., Stoughton. Two Hatter's Tools. 308. C. & G. Saunders, Boston. Two Pairs of Counter Scales. 314. George C. Goodwin, Boston. Specimen of Stencil Cutting. 363. W. Cresson, Green Hill Works, Philadelphia. One Cross Cut Saw, and Two Mill Saws. 379. Franklin W. Smith, Boston. One Mammoth Sample Knife and Fork, for exhibition only. One Sample Card of Auger Bits. 388. Horton, Cordis, & Co., Boston. One Frame of Carpenter's...
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Published: 1881
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