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The first American invention to obtain an English patent
These intricate 1716 drawings were submitted by Sybilla Masters in the final stage of securing a patent for machinery for 'cleaning and curing Indian corn'.
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Pt 29 10/301-10/350 R D Cramond Esq CBE, MA, FIMgt- 10/301 Graham Allen MP-10/302...
Catalogue reference: JN 2/29
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- JN 2/29
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1995
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Description (What the record is about)
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Pt 29 10/301-10/350
- R D Cramond Esq CBE, MA, FIMgt- 10/301
- Graham Allen MP-10/302
- Winifred Tumim OBE, JP- 10/303
- Rt Hon Lord Wakeham - 10/305
- Rita Knight - 10/306
- Alan Duncan MP - 10/307
- Parliamentary and Scientific Committee - 10/308
- Rt Hon Lord Stewatby - 10/309
- Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council - 10/310
- Association of First Division Civil Servants - 10/311
- Stevenage Borough Council - 10/312
- Scottish National Party (Crieff Branch) - 10/313
- South Manchester Community Health Council - 10/314
- Mrs Anne-Marie Nelson - 10/315
- J Laflin - 10/316
- Nevil Johnson Esq - 10/317
- Derek Fatchett MP - 10/318
- D Whitehouse Esq - 10/319
- Frank Davies Esq - 10/320
- E Redgrave - 10/333
- J L Evans - 10/334
- Matthew J McGuire Esq - 10/335
- George Huxley Esq Hon.Lit.D - 10/336
- John B Wilson Esq - 10/338
- Neville Young Esq - 10/339
- B O' Connell MD, MRCP, MRCP (E), DCH - 10/340
- Frank A Crewe Esq - 10/341
- W E Watson Esq - 10/342
- W MacPherson Esq - 10/343
- Dr George Read - 10/345
- Caroline Flint - 10/346
- Stanley John Esq - 10/347
- Patrick M Forman Esq MA, LLB - 10/349
- Queens Park Rangers Loyal Supporters' Association - 10/350
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Food and drink
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3159461/
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JN 2
Committee on Standards in Public Life: First to Fifth Reports, Photocopies of Written...
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Pt 29 10/301-10/350 R D Cramond Esq CBE, MA, FIMgt- 10/301 Graham Allen MP-10/302...
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