A process of obtaining a dry cold current of air from ice, and its different applications (1855)
Schooley, John C · Cincinnati : Abbott & Kinney, printers · leaf 19
n comparison to the result obtained. And in fact there seems to be no end to the uses myinvention can be applied to. 18 Infringement.—Notice is hereby given to all parties in-fringing on this patent, that prosecution will be commencedimmediately, and the law carried out to its fullest extent. For…
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