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may be transposed, to increase the difficulty of imitationor fraud. This macluue is represented in the illustrationon the preceding page.
Oas meter index, and ballot box, illustrating two otherapplications of the same invention. This index is shownin the preceding page.
Ready reckoning machine. This apparatus, which isrepresented in the annexed cut, is applicable to all bank-ing, commercial, and industrial operations. To work it,it is only necessary to turn a handle, and to push ordisplace one or more buttons, numbered by series. Theproducts sought after appear immediately. These productscannot be questioned or disputed, because they are calcu-lations made and checked beforehand. Moreover, theyare controlled by the numbers on the buttons which havebeen displaced. One of the models shown is for calculatingworkmen’s, wages, and another for the rates of carriage ofgoods or merchandize.
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PATENT READY RECKONING MACHINE
Baranowski’s Patent Hearty-reckoning Machine.
1G BARRALLON & Brossard, St. Etienne {Loire )—Manufacturers.
Specimens of shaded and printed silks for parasols.Patent embroidered ribbons, dyed and printed after theweaving. A great variety of silks exhibited, principallyfor their bright colours and shades. Various qualities ofplain satin.
The ribbons are manufactured from the raw silk, andare dyed and printed after the weaving. The manufactureof plain ribbons has been much improved by an improvedmachine, by which several pieces of embroidered ribbonare executed at once, whereas by the old hand-machineonly ono piece could be made at a time.
17 Bahuet, A., Beaumont {Marne )— Manufacturer.
Specimens of unbleached and dyed merino fabrics.
18 Bajelaire, Edouard De, Moirans (Isere )—
Ribbon Manufacturer.
Satin and taffeta ribbons, woven by macliinery in awater-mill.
19 Barbeaux-Lecuyer, J. Louis, Bazancourt
Specimens of unbleached and dyed merino.
20 Barre-Russin, —, Or champs (Jura) —Manufacturer,Specimens of hard chinaware, fireproof.
21 Bartii, Massing-, & Plichon, Sarreguemine (Mo-
selle ) —Manufacturers. (Agents, I. S. de G-aetan& Co., 3 Bow Lane , Cheap side.)
Specimens of silk plush, used in the manufacture ofhats; exhibited for superiority of colour. The exhibitorsmanufacture about 140,000 yards of this article perannum, of which two-thirds are exported.
22 Batiiier, Victor, d la Souterraine (Creme )—
Bootmaker.
Wooden shoes of different shapes and sizes, a newinvention, made for exportation.
23 Beguin, Antoine, 6 Rue du Marche , St. Sonore,
Baris —Manufacturer.
Velvet pasteboard. Common pasteboard. Stationery,&c.
24 Bencraet, Stephen, 36 Rue de Bonthieu , Baris —•
Saddler.
Specimens of harness, saddles, liorse-eollars, &c.
25 Berger-Walter, —, 27 Rue de Baradis Boissonniere ,
Baris —Manufacturer.
Spectacle glasses. Crystal knobs mounted in glass orin metal, for door handles j the produce of the glassworks at St. Louis (Moselle ).
26 Billecoq, A., 25 Boulevard Boissomiihre, Baris —
Manufacturer.
Embroidered cashmere shawls and scarfs. Cashmere and crape fabrics.
27 Blaxciier, J. B., St. Just-en-Chaussee (Oise ), and14 Rue des Mauvaises Baroles , Baris —Manufacturer.Specimens of plain and embroidered net-work; and
plain and fancy silk stockings.
28 Blanzy, Poure, & Co., Boulogne-sur-Mer —Manu-
facturers, (Agents in London , J. S. de Gaetan& Co., 3 Bow Lane , CJheapside.)
Specimens of steel pens of various descriptions. Ofthese articles, 20,000 gross per week are produced at themanufactory of the exhibitors.
29 Blecii, Steinbach, & Mantz, Mulhouse (llaut-
Rhin) , and 37 Rue de Sentier , Baris —Manu-facturers.
Specimens of printed cotton goods, for exportation.
30 Bleriot & Lemaitre, 81 Rue de CUry , Baris —
Manufacturers.
A piece of lawn kerchiefs and several pieces of linen.
31 Boileau, Robert, Bontfaverger (Marne ) —
Manufacturer.
Pieces of unbleached merino.