Papers, 1830-1910.

Bridesburg Manufacturing Company

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Baltimore, Chesapeake and Delaware Bay Railroad Company.

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Jenks, Alfred, approximately 1794-

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Springfield Armory (U.S.)

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Federal armory established at Springfield, Mass., in 1794; by 1890 had become the U.S. Army's main laboratory for testing and developing new small arms which it manufactured until its closing in 1968. From the description of Statement of expenditures, 1900-1948. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70938180 From the description of Springfield Armory progress reports, 1961-1967. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70938326 From the description of Phase out information, 1964-197...

Jenks family.

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Jenks, Barton H. (Barton Howard), 1826?-1897

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The Jenks family produced talented inventors over many generations. The founder of the family in America, Joseph Jenks (1602-1683), was the first skilled craftsman in brass and iron in New England and received the first patent granted in the American Colonies in 1646 for an improved sawmill. He made numerous other improvements in engines and tools. Alfred Jenks (b. ca. 1794) began the regular manufacture of textile machinery at Holmesburg, Pa. in 1810, having studied und...

Hydrostatic and Hydraulic Company of Pennsylvania.

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