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The Ladies Life Preserver from Fire. Invented by Frederick Versmann and containing Wolfram ores, colours, tungstate of soda, dresses and other textiles when steeped in a solution of this compound were rendered non-inflammable
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The Ladies Life Preserver from Fire. Invented by Frederick Versmann and containing Wolfram ores, colours, tungstate of soda, dresses and other textiles when steeped in a solution of this compound were rendered non-inflammable
6867327 The Ladies Life Preserver from Fire. Invented by Frederick Versmann and containing Wolfram ores, colours, tungstate of soda, dresses and other textiles when steeped in a solution of this compound were rendered non-inflammable, without injury to texture, colour or appearance. Exhibited at The International Exhibition of 1862. From A Concise History of The International Exhibition of 1862, published 1862 (b/w engraving); (add.info.: The Ladies Life Preserver from Fire. Invented by Frederick Versmann and containing Wolfram ores, colours, tungstate of soda, dresses and other textiles when steeped in a solution of this compound were rendered non-inflammable, without injury to texture, colour or appearance. Exhibited at The International Exhibition of 1862. From A Concise History of The International Exhibition of 1862, published 1862.); Photo © Ken Welsh. All rights reserved 2024
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This fascinating print captures The Ladies Life Preserver from Fire, a revolutionary invention by Frederick Versmann. This life-saving device contained Wolfram ores, colours, tungstate of soda, and other materials that when steeped in a solution of this compound were rendered non-inflammable. Not only did this innovation protect dresses and textiles from catching fire, but it did so without causing any damage to the texture, color, or appearance of the fabric.
Exhibited at The International Exhibition of 1862, this groundbreaking creation showcased the power of science and technology to improve safety and prevent disasters. The intricate details captured in this black-and-white engraving highlight the complexity and ingenuity behind Versmann's invention.
As we look back on history through this image, we are reminded of the importance of innovation in creating solutions to real-world problems. The preservation of life and property has always been a priority for inventors like Versmann who sought to make a lasting impact on society.
Through this print by Ken Welsh from Fine Art Finder, we can appreciate the beauty and significance of The Ladies Life Preserver from Fire as both a historical artifact and a symbol of progress in fire safety technology.
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