Americas Successful Men of Affairs An Encyclopedia of Contemporaneous Biograph
Americas Successful Men of Affairs An Encyclopedia of Contemporaneous Biograph
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Masury's inventions, most of which were patented, were all in the interest of his business. The first and most important and valuable was a new mode of putting up paints ground in oil. No one better than he appreciated the difficulty of arriving at THE CITY OF NEW YORK. MA. 431 the contents of a sealed can of color in the then universally adopted mode of packing or putting up. After years of thought given to this very important question, he conceived the idea of making a can, one end of which s...hould be composed of thinner metal than the rest of the vessel, so thin that it could be easily severed with an ordinary pocket knife blade. This idea at once took tangible shape and was a complete success from the start. The house enjoyed a monopoly, with lawsuits for infringements, of this in- vention for twenty-one years.
The next invention of importance was" a mill for grinding colors in quick drying varnish to an impalpable fineness. To accomplish this, the mill-stones must be forced into clos2St contact and this in the nature of things would produce an amount of heat sufficient to spoil the thinning material.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Masury's inventions, most of which were patented, were all in the interest of his business. The first and most important and valuable was a new mode of putting up paints ground in oil. No one better than he appreciated the difficulty of arriving at THE CITY OF NEW YORK. MA. 431 the contents of a sealed can of color in the then universally adopted mode of packing or putting up. After years of thought given to this very important question, he conceived the idea of making a can, one end of which s...hould be composed of thinner metal than the rest of the vessel, so thin that it could be easily severed with an ordinary pocket knife blade. This idea at once took tangible shape and was a complete success from the start. The house enjoyed a monopoly, with lawsuits for infringements, of this in- vention for twenty-one years.
The next invention of importance was" a mill for grinding colors in quick drying varnish to an impalpable fineness. To accomplish this, the mill-stones must be forced into clos2St contact and this in the nature of things would produce an amount of heat sufficient to spoil the thinning material.
What to read after Americas Successful Men of Affairs An Encyclopedia of Contemporaneous Biograph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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