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The inventor's universal educator : An educational cyclopaedia and guide for inventors, patentees, manufacturers, mechanics and all others connected directly or indirectly with patents (1906)

Dieterich, Fred G., 1858-1923, comp · Washington, D.C. : F. G. Dieterich · leaf 84

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