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Fernando Dibble's 1867 School Seat Patent Model
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Fernando Dibble's 1867 School Seat Patent Model

Dibble, Fernando J. · 1867 · metal (frame; arms; plaque; connecting hardware material)

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Aaron W. Hempleman from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, received a U.S. patent for an improved school desk. Patent no. 177835 was issued on May 23, 1876.

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Patents<toys by form>seat modelFurnitureFoldingModels
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