AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 



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JTo. 1718 — Chilled Rollers. 

 F. & T. Townsend, Albany, N. Y., good workmanship and useful. 



[A silver medal awarded. 

 JYo. 557 — Jewelers'' Rolling Mill. 

 Geo. W. Wicks, 6 Liberty Place. Excellent work and fully 

 woithy of a special notice. [Ji silver medal awarded. 



jYo. 586 — Patent Vault Light. 

 Thaddeus Hyatt, 120 West Broadway. An article worthy of 

 especial notice. [A silver 7nedal awarded. 



JYo. 211 — Cordage Machine. 

 Troy Patent Cordage Co., Troy, N. Y. These machines make 

 cord and rope in the smoothest and most perfect manner. Each 

 strand is formed and twisted at the same time, and not only made 

 into rope and cord, but stretched and coiled by the same macliine- 

 ry, and may be made endless. Every thread, strand and cord has an 

 equal tension, which makes rope or cord exceedingly strong and 

 durable. A very ingenious machine, and fully worthy of a favora- 

 ble notice. [^3 silver medal awarded. 



A^o. 690— Wire Rope. 

 C. W. Copeland, 64 Broadway, a good article and important. 



[A diploma awarded. 

 JYo. 1219.— Black Lead Crucibles. 

 Jos. Dixon & Co., Jersey City, N. J. A very good article. 

 [ji gold medal having heen before awarded — a diploma certifying 



that fact. 



Flagler's Portable Forges. 



JYo. 19. — Portable Forges. 

 J. P. Flagler, 210 Water street. Very good forges. 



[^ diploma awarded. 



