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The case of awarding Professor G. F. Parrot for the inventions of the carnis from sheet iron and telegraph
The case of the privilege of emancles Boylchev on the car invented by the car to do the brick
The case of the privilege of the merchant Inerai on the car for the highlight of artificial stones
Probably, Ivan Isnar (Iznar, Iznard, Isnart), the Odessa merchant of the first half of the XIX century. He was an owner of a wine trading company and a champagne factory, a full member of the Agricultural Society of Southern Russia.
The case of the issuance of the privileges of the mechanics of Tibo on the car invented by the car for the preparation of parquet.N. 3 / XI;V.U.19 / xi;1841
François Thibault (1776-1851), a theatre mechanic. He moved to St. Petersburg from Brussels and worked in the Directorate of the St. Petersburg Imperial Theatres as a carpenter, then as a machinist and mechanic.
The case of the issuance of the St. Petersburg merchant Dmitry Kobex Privileges on the machines invented by the machines for processing stones
Dmitry Kobyzev (1801–…), a second-guild merchant, inventor, judge of the St. Petersburg Trade Court in 1860-1863, owner of a stone factory. In 1843 he received a patent for a steam engine for cutting wall-stone. In the 1840s, he and his brother founded the first bone-burning plant.
The case of the issuance of a 10-year-old privilege of Lieutenant-General Sablukov and a foreigner Paine on the last method of saturation of wood solutions that protect it from damage
The case of the issuance of a 5-year-old privilege of the suborpecus Fedorov and a foreigner Yates on them invented by them with a self-lubricating metal piston for the release of quadrangular and lectal bricks
Nikolai Fyodorov (Second Lieutenant of Artillery) and Gasper Yates (English citizen) opened the Voznesensky Mechanical Brick Plant (near the village of Voznesenskoye) in 1850. The plant had a clay steam engine, a stone shed for work in winter, and a device invented by the owners for making "all kinds of brick patterns in the English way", which was fired with coal.
The case of issuing a 10-year-old privilege of the retired Major Ignatiev on the method of preparing the roofing mass invented by it, called "Tol-compact"
Letter N. V. Muravyev from A. [A.] Porokhovshchikov, the inventor of fire-resistant dwelling - about the "fireproof" for schools and the preparing edition of the same letter for adults, as well as the meaning of its invention
Alexander Porokhovshchikov (1833-1918), a nobleman, industrialist, builder, publicist, public figure, creator and owner of the restaurant Slavyansky Bazar and Warm Shopping Rows, architect and philanthropist, writer, publisher and editor of the newspaper Russkaya Zhizn'(Russian Life). He graduated from the Oryol Bakhtin Cadet Corps and served in the Semyonovsky Regiment until 1859. He is best known for the grand project of fire-resistant construction in Russia in the late XIX century. He developed a model village of fire-resistant houses, opened a school of the fire-resistant country and urban construction art, wrote a Firefighter Primer.
(Yegor) George-Frédéric von Parrot (July 15, 1767, Montbeliard - July 8, 1852, Helsingfors), a physicist and inventor, initiator of the restoration of Dorpat University.