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Rudimentary treatise on the construction of locks
Hobbs, A. C · 1853 · 296 pages
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- Why it is here
- A. C. Hobbs made his name in 1851 by opening the Chubb and Bramah locks at the Great Exhibition in London, and this treatise is the trade's own account of what that proved. The first document in this library, and the first argument in print that security is measured, not asserted.
- Rights
- Published before 1 January 1931 — United States copyright expired 95 years after publication.
- Scanned by
- Getty Research Institute · sponsored by Getty Research Institute
- Source
- Internet Archive · rudimentarytreat00hobb
Catalogue record
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Rudimentary treatise on the construction of locks |
| Author or firm | Hobbs, A. C |
| Date on the document | 1853 |
| Publisher | London : J. Weale |
| Pages | 296 |
| File | 13.8 MB PDF |
| SHA-256 | 957dcdc528c8fdd90396a0d578843c2804582dd59d7f18007451c91008379af0 |
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