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Clothes Pin

Description: Patent for a clothes pin. Illustration included.
Date: November 5, 1907
Creator: Lewis, Joseph Wesley & Phillips, Joseph E.
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Cloth-Bolt Holder.

Description: Patent for a cloth bolt holder, which attaches to a counter and allows for easy rolling and unrolling of the bolt.
Date: June 1, 1909
Creator: Flemister, Ernest T.
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Bed-Brace.

Description: Patent for bed braces that tighten the mattress support wires in a bed frame. These bed braces securely keep their position and allow easy adjustments.
Date: February 5, 1907
Creator: Lockett, Wyatt W.
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Ball-Bearing.

Description: Patent for ball-bearings that "consists in improvements in hubs or journal-boxes and in the journals of axles or spindles" (lines 8-10), the "object [of which] is to construct journals and journal-boxes which will be perfectly adjustable and durable and which will be subjected to the least possible friction" (lines 12-15).
Date: January 26, 1897
Creator: Baker, Joseph B.
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[Letter from G. A. Baccalin to D. W. Kempner, 17 March 1952]

Description: Letter from G. A. Baccalin to D. W. Kempner acknowledging Kempner's letter from March 11 and expresses pleasure at Kempner's intention to visit Naples in September. He confirms that a well-located apartment will be reserved for Kempner around September 22 or 23, consisting of a sitting room and two twin bedrooms with baths. Bacalin outlines the daily rate of 21,000 lire plus taxes and service charges, amounting to nearly 17%.
Date: March 17, 1952
Creator: Baccalin, G. A.
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