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A Specimen of Paper made according to the Patent of Charles McKensie [Kinsey] for manufacturing Paper of any length and of considerable breadth

This day Mr. Joseph Brantingham has taken charge of the model of the Window Shutters [he] invented and sent to the Museum by Mr. Blanchard of N. York

Cloud's improved Gas holder for oxigen and hydrogen

A Model of a Telegraph

An Instrument for combining the Hydrogine and Oxygine Gases, for many valuable purposes

An injected preparation of a human Arm

A large electrical apparatus, sufficiently powerful to give a moderate shock, without the Leyden Phial

A large looking Glass of which has been mad[e] an Electrical Plate 37 inches diameter

A new invented wheel for Mills, to work by the flowing of Tides, invented by Simon Willard, Junr. a native of Massachusetts, New England

Model of an improved spinning-wheel

phantasmagoria

Glass case containing an artificial singing Bird, prepared by Franklin Peale

Model of Cottle's thrashing machine

A dried preperation of a human Arm with Arteries and Vains, Injected

physiog replica

A physiognotrace