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known as a
Bramah press after the inventor,
Joseph Bramah, of England. He
invented and was
issued a
patent on this
press in 1795. As
Bramah (who is also...
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hydraulic press.
Along with
William Armstrong, 1st
Baron Armstrong, he can be
considered one of the two
fathers of
hydraulic engineering.
Joseph Bramah was...
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Ernest Bramah (20
March 1868 – 23 June 1942), the
pseudonym of
Ernest Brammah Smith, was an
English author. He
published 21
books and
numerous short stories...
- that
allowed the lock to be made at an
economic price.
Bramah had
designed a
hydraulic press, but was
having problems sealing both the
piston and the...
- Bradshaw's
Railway Guide –
George Bradshaw Braille –
Louis Braille Bramah Press –
Joseph Bramah Brannock device –
Charles F.
Brannock Brennan torpedo – Louis...
- (Martin
Bramah, Mark E. Smith) – 2:05 "Stepping Out" (Smith, Tony Friel) – 3:09 "Two
Steps Back" (
Bramah, Smith) – 5:51 "Mess of My" (
Bramah, Smith, Goldstraw)...
- National. 29
September 2013. [
Bramah,
Edward and Joan
Bramah.
Coffee Makers: 300
Years of Art & Design, London:
Quiller Press Ltd, 1989.] "Arabic Zeal »...
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relied on
coffeehouses for
their distribution.
According to
Bramah, the good
standing of the
press during the days in
which Addison and
Steele distributed...
- was released,
drummer Karl
Burns had left the band and
guitarist Martin Bramah also quit
shortly afterward to form Blue Orchids,
leaving Mark E. Smith...
- with the
inventor Joseph Bramah, but this is
unlikely since Bramah died in 1814. He may, though, have
worked for the
Bramah company. In 1855, he set up...