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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (1879) (1879)
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penetrates into Mr. W. E. Washburn, of Sackets Harbor, N. Y., has pat- This simple process is the invention of Wedgwood. It may be made into ented an improved hampering 120° of heat (Wedgwood) are re- quired to finish it. Fig. 7 re- pad for horses, which consists of presents an oven used for baking… … high and 2 feet wide, which was Mr. G. D. Eighmie, of Pough- manufactured at Meissen by keepsie, N. Y., has patented an Boettcher, previous to the inven- improvement in men’s drawers, tion of porcelain. which consists in cutting the © 1879 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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