SET OF TWO BRITISH PATENTS: - Lot 182

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SET OF TWO BRITISH PATENTS: - Lot 182
SET OF TWO BRITISH PATENTS: -On vellum, in the name of Jean Daniel PFEIFFER, 1 rue Princesse, Paris, for “Improvements in the construction of knives or cutters.” No. 2226 (1855). With letters patent, its yellow wax seal (15 cm in diameter), depicting Empress Victoria in majesty on horseback. With its black-painted tin case. In its box covered with black morocco-style paper, hot-stamped with the British coat of arms. (Signs of wear on the seal). -On vellum, in the name of Jean Daniel PFEIFFER, 1 rue Princesse, Paris, for “Improvements in bookbinding.” No. 898 (1854). With letters patent, his yellow wax seal (diameter 15 cm), depicting Empress Victoria in majesty on horseback. With its black-painted tin case. In its box covered with black morocco-style paper stamped with the British Great Coat of Arms. 74 x 51 cm. A.B.E. History: Jean-Daniel Pfeiffer, a bookbinder, was known for the patents he filed for inventions in his field of expertise, notably for a book-trimming machine and for his end-gluing press. The two patents here are related to his bookbinding work. At the same time as our British patents were filed, he filed a patent in France specifically for the binding and gilding of books and ledgers. Provenance: Jean-Denis Serena Collection
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