A dissertation on the construction of locks

containing first, reasons and observations, demonstrating all locks, which depend on fixed wards, to be erroneous in principle, and defective in security. Secondly, a specification of a new and infallible principle, which, possessing all the properties essential to security, will be a certain protection, (as far as a lock is concerned), against thieves of all descriptions.

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A dissertation on the construction of locks
Joseph Bramah, Joseph Bramah
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A dissertation on the construction of locks

containing first, reasons and observations, demonstrating all locks, which depend on fixed wards, to be erroneous in principle, and defective in security. Secondly, a specification of a new and infallible principle, which, possessing all the properties essential to security, will be a certain protection, (as far as a lock is concerned), against thieves of all descriptions.

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English
Pages
34

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Published in
London

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Library of Congress
TS520 .B68 1815

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Pagination
x, 34, [2] p.
Number of pages
34

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OL6473456M
LCCN
44028852
OCLC/WorldCat
8938571

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OL7682719W

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