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Howard's patent ventilator, a scientific invention of cheap construction, applicable at small cost to all buildings, railroad cars, passenger vessels, &c., and a perfect means for the introduction of pure fresh air, without draught
Henry Howard · 1869 · 20 pages
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- Title
- Howard's patent ventilator, a scientific invention of cheap construction, applicable at small cost to all buildings, railroad cars, passenger vessels, &c., and a perfect means for the introduction of pure fresh air, without draught
- By
- Henry Howard
- Publisher
- St. Johns, Printed at the "News" book and job printing off.
- Published
- 1869
- Kind of book
- Locomotives and engineering
- Country
- Canada
- Pages in the PDF
- 20
- Format
- PDF with a searchable text layer
- Scanned from the copy at
- Queen's University Library, W.D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library
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