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The British Section at the Vienna Universal Exhibition, 1873. [Fine art galleries, industrial, agricultural and machinery halls, and park.] ; official catalogue, with plans and illustrations
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Group XIV.—Philosophical and Surgical Instruments.

TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION I AND MAINTENANCE COMPANY I (LiMiTED)(perBaronErlanger),A > «<?7tz//£0«/, j Paris .— Telegraph Cables. (616) j

ASH, C., & SONS, 7, 8, 9, Broad j Street, Golden Square, London. — Mineral Teeth, Dental Instruments, Tools, and Ap­pliances. (631)

REIN, C. F., & SON, 108, Strand, London. —Acoustic, Surgical and Veterinary Instruments ; Respirators; Reservoir Ene­mas ; Eye Fountains and Douches ; Syphons and Breast Pumps ; Bougies and Catheters; Thethoscopes; Medical Inhalers; Instru­ments for Deformities; Anatomical Belts, Stockingsand Bandages ; Trusses, Crutches, Arm Slings, &c. Magneto-Electric Ma­chines for nervous diseases. Elastic Appli­ances for surgical purposes. Speaking Tubes and Trumpets. [Rotunda.] (632)

REIN, Mrs. C. F., 108, Strand, London. — Anatomical Belts, Artificial Breasts, Elastic Stockings for varicose veins, &c.; Trusses of all descriptions, Ban- adages, and other appliances for surgical purposes. [Rotunda.] (633)

GRAY, Philip, 7, Cork Street, Bur­lington Gardens, London. —Automatic Articu­lation applied to the construction of Artificial Limbs; Artificial Limbs suited to various amputations. (634)

(See Appendix.)

WARD, J., Leicester Square, London. —Invalid Chairs—locomotive, portable, re­cumbent, &c.; Children’s Perambulators.

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PULVERMACHER, Isaac L., 168, Regent Street, London. — Electric Galvano Bands, Chains, Volta-Electric Pocket Bat­teries ; Faradaic Pocket Induction Ap­paratus. (637)

(See Appendix.)

GABRIEL, Messrs., 64, Ludgate Hill; and 56, Harley Street, Cavendish Square, London. —Artificial Teeth and speci­mens of Mechanical Dentistry. (638)

OCLEE, F. H., 31, New Bailey Street, Salford. — Mechanical Self-acting

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Bust for showing Artificial Teeth, Speci­mens of Teeth, &c. (639)

(See Appendix.)

SALT & SON, 21, Bull Street, Bir­mingham. — Trusses; Umbilical Belts for Rupture ; Truss Pads made by machinery, without sewing. (640)

KLAFTENBERGER, C. J., 157, Regent Street, London. —Marine and Pocket Chronometers, Clocks, and Watches ; Watches, for scientific and other purposes— Chronographs, Automaton Seconds, Minute Repeaters, Perpetual Calendar Watches, &c.; Watch Chains and Seals. (641)

KULLBERG, V.,. 105, Liverpool Road, London. —Marine Chronometers with improved balances for extremes of tem­perature; Keyless Pocket Chronometers, and Lever Watches; Chronograph, Calendar Watch, &c. (643)

WEICHERT, William, 119, Rothsay Terrace, Bute Docks, Cardiff, Wales. —Marine Chronometers; Chronometer, Barometer and Thermometer combined; Keyless Pocket Chronometers, and Lever Watches. (644)

FRENCH & COMPANY, 9, Royal Exchange, London. —Chronometers, Repeat­ing and other Watches, in gold and silver cases. (645)

GREENWOOD, J., & SONS, 6 and 7, St. John's Square, Clerkenwell, London .— Clock, going eight days, chiming quarters and music, in Louis XIV. marquetrie case. Designed by Mardchal, manufactured by exhibitors. (647)

ADAMS, W. Marsham, 3, Pennistone Street, Shepherd's Bush Green, London .— Mensurator and Coelometer. (586)

SIVEL & WALTER, 121, Patrick Street, Cork. —Marine Chronometer with im­proved auxiliary compensation balance wheel. (649)

LOZADA, J. R., 105, Regent Street, London. —Marine Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks. (655)

LANG, D., & COMPANY, 27, Houndsditch, London. —Surgical Instru ments. (435)