Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Ima, lakings. NEW YORK. I A DARD Ct. J. 1THEi CRGCKER-WHEELER Mae PEHFECTED Q DYNAIVIGS, IVIGTORS DYNAIVIGTGFIS. CRQCKER-WHEELER ELECTRIC Co., 39:41 Cortlandt St., New York. PIERRE DE P. RICKETTS, PH. D. JOHN H. BANKS, E. M. RICKETTS st BANKS, Meiailnrgisis, Ghemisis and Mining Engineers. IO4 John si., INEW YQRK. SAMPLING AND TESTING WORKS, WAVERLY, N. J. E. RENSHAW BUSH, Telephone Call, ASSOCIATE MINING ENGINEER. UCORTLAND-8I4. BISHQP ciz CG., I - SUGARTOWN, CHESTER CO., PA. A ESTABLISH First Premium at Franklin, 1845. First Premium Report of Award at Centennial International Exhibition. The exhibitors manufacture Platinum Vessels for laboratory use, made from native grain, which they refine or scrape. All articles are made from melted platinum and hammered out. Excellence in the CENTH. quality of Platinum Apparatus. Signature of the judge, A. J. LAYVRENCE SMITH, F. KUHLMAN, , Approval of P. DEWILDE, DR. D. WAGNER, Group of judges: E. PATERNO, CHARLES A. Joy. J. W. MALLE'r'r, ED 1842. at Centennial International Exhibition, 1878. REFI ERS Q AND QRVIELTERS Q OF Q PL TINUVI. Manufacturers of Platinum Apparatus, Vessels,'Dishes, Crucibles, etc., for all Labaratory and Flanufacturing Purposes. . . . Experimental Instruments made to order Cfrom drafts! at the All articles sent by Adams Express, directed to J. BISHOP 8: CO., same rate as other platinum work. All work HAMMERED into shape., Malvern Station, P. R. R., will meet with prompt attention. and warranted equal to any European work made. Old Platinum or native grain bought or taken in exchange. Scrap metal at the shortest notice. iii Circulars sent free on application.

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