GB Patent: GB-181,403,780
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| Extirpating fungus or dry rot
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Patentee:
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| Joseph Bramah (exact or similar names) - Pimlico, county Middlesex, England |
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| Not known to have been produced |
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Patent Dates:
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Feb. 10, 1814 |
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Wikipedia biography of Joseph Bramah
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Description: |
| The 1871 encyclopedia The Technical Educator has an article that itemizes Bramah's inventions. "The last patent obtained by him was for a mode of preventing dry rot in timber, by covering it with a thin coat of Parker's Roman cement." Bramah died on 1814-12-09, age 65, of pneumonia contracted "while superintending the uprooting of trees in Holt Forest by his hydraulic press". |
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