From the Charleston newspaper 5/27/07
In 1866 he patented something called "the great cold liquor quick tan." In 1866 he patented "water proof enamel used on leather steel and wood." It's all engraved on his marker. "That's what he wanted to be remembered by."
In 1866 he patented something called "the great cold liquor quick tan." In 1866 he patented "water proof enamel used on leather steel and wood." It's all engraved on his marker. "That's what he wanted to be remembered by."
From the Charleston newspaper 5/27/07
In 1866 he patented something called "the great cold liquor quick tan." In 1866 he patented "water proof enamel used on leather steel and wood." It's all engraved on his marker. "That's what he wanted to be remembered by."
In 1866 he patented something called "the great cold liquor quick tan." In 1866 he patented "water proof enamel used on leather steel and wood." It's all engraved on his marker. "That's what he wanted to be remembered by."
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