Patent for making white lead : manuscript , 1836.

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Patent for making white lead : manuscript , 1836.

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Autograph manuscript dated June 20, 1836, submitted by Edward Clark, an American engineer, granting him a patent for fourteen years that he has invented a new and improved method for the manufacture of metallic salts.

1 item (9 leaves, incl. 2 foldout ill.) ; 35.4 x 27.5 cm.

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