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Blinds patent John Hampson of New Orleans 1841

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English: 1841 patent for the modern version of "Venetian Blinds" by John Hampson of New Orleans, US patent No. 2,223
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Source 1841 US patent via https://patents.google.com/patent/US2223
Author John Hampson
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