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Twelve Antique Engravings_1795_Oliver Goldsmith – Please read description below
Three engravers were involved: J. [Joseph?]. Seymour, [?]. Weston, and [Robert] Scot & [Samuel] Allardice. The engravings are printed on laid paper, one side only. Many of these images were colorized and appear in later editions of the History.
1894 Patent No. 19,479 values water hydraulic machinery, John Etchells, Heaton
Patent No. 19,479 A.D.1894 Improvements in Valves or Apparatus for Supplying Water to the Cylinders of Hydraulic Lifts, Hoists, Cranes, or toehr Hydraulic Machinery. “I, John Chalres Etchells, of Heaton Chapel, near Stockport in the County of Lancaster, Engineer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows: This invention is designed to provide a valve or apparatus for automatically supplying the power water to the cylinders of multiple cylinder hydraulic apparatus where mor than one cylinder is employed and brough into action according to the load to be lifted…
1894 Patent No. 19,479 values water hydraulic machinery, John Etchells, Heaton
Patent No. 19,479 A.D.1894 Improvements in Valves or Apparatus for Supplying Water to the Cylinders of Hydraulic Lifts, Hoists, Cranes, or toehr Hydraulic Machinery. “I, John Chalres Etchells, of Heaton Chapel, near Stockport in the County of Lancaster, Engineer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows: This invention is designed to provide a valve or apparatus for automatically supplying the power water to the cylinders of multiple cylinder hydraulic apparatus where mor than one cylinder is employed and brough into action according to the load to be lifted…
John James Morgan PLAN OF SALVATION Tract No 2 1884 LDS Mormon Salt Lake City
Holes along the inner margin from binding. Paper is bright and clean; blank leaf at front and rear. An early edition of a notable LDS tract; frequently reprinted, it continued to be reissued well into the 20th century.