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English: Abraham Lincoln patent of buoying vessels over shoals |
| Date | issued May 22, 1849 |
| Source | US Patent 6469 as found here on Google Patents |
| Author | invented by Abraham Lincoln. Issued by United States government Patent Office |
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| current | 20:28, 22 May 2013 | | 3,408 × 2,320 (1.53 MB) | H.M. Talbot | Uploaded higher resolution jpg, extracted from first page of Abraham Lincoln's Patent US6469. The patent was digitized by Google and downloaded from Google Patents. |
| 14:39, 22 December 2011 |  | 490 × 335 (33 KB) | Doug Coldwell |
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