Documents, 1829-1832.

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Documents, 1829-1832.

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Clipped signature dated 1832 December 12 and patent belonging to George Addison and Samuel F. Stevens for their invention in the "art of machinery for spinning cotton, silk flax and other materials" dated 1829 October 10.

2 items ; 39 x 29 cm. or smaller.

Boston Athenaeum

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