An account of some remarkable applications of the electric fluid to the useful arts, by Mr. Alexander Bain : with a vindication of his claim to be the first inventor of the electro-magnetic printing telegraph, and also of the electro-magnetic clock (1843)

Finlaison, John, 1783-1860, Baillie, G. H. (Granville Hugh), 1873-1951, former owner. DSI, Muirhead, Alec, former owner. DSI, Monk, Frank Vivian, 1886- , former owner. DSI, Burndy Library, donor. DSI · London : Chapman and Hall ... · leaf 147

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