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The First Crescent Fillers.

 

And here's a patent for an early precursor to the crescent filler, or rather the first patent for a crescent filler, patent no. 125,291, and another George F. Hawkes pen. Take a look at part H and try to deny that it's a crescent filler before its time. And here are another couple of early crescent filler precursors,

397,053, and 442,644.

 

George Kovalenko.

 

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