other · 1894
Patent applications filed by Edgar John Lording, Henry Dean Corbett, Ernest Jardine Thwaites and John Shephard, William Humble and Ward Nicholson, William Abell, and John Alexander McGeoch for various inventions.
By Edgar John Lording, of Railway Hotel, Windsor, Victoria, gentleman, for "An improved sash fastener." 30th January. …
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ApplicantEdgar John Lording
PlaceWindsor, Victoria
ApplicantHenry Dean Corbett
ApplicantErnest Jardine Thwaites
ApplicantJohn Shephard
ApplicantWilliam Humble
ApplicantWard Nicholson
ApplicantWilliam Abell
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 27, 15 February 1894.
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