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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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Entry created in error. See MAF 32/978
Catalogue reference: MAF 32/978/199
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Entry created in error. See MAF 32/978
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- Farming
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MAF 32
Ministry of Food: National Farm Survey, Individual Farm Records
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