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English: This is an illustration from an 1891 patent for Nickolas Kopp of Fostoria, Ohio. The container is meant to look like a rose, and can be used as a salt or pepper shaker.
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Source This is an illustration from the seven-year patent granted to Nicholas Kopp of Fostoria, Ohio. The United States Patent Office granted the patent March 10, 1891.
Author Nicholas Kopp

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Nicholas Kopp's "Closed Vessel with Perforated Cover"

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