Three early types of American barbed wire (top to bottom) #10408972
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Military History Society of Rochester - First Practical Barbed Wire November 24, 1874 Joseph Glidden patents his barbed wire. His barbed wire changed ranching and made him one of the wealthiest men
Adam Mossoff on Twitter: "On this date in #innovation history: Joseph Glidden receives a #patent in 1874 for his #invention of barbed wire, making possible the enclosure of #property in the West.
This Week in Illinois History: Joseph Glidden patents barbed wire (November 24, 1874) | Northern Public Radio: WNIJ and WNIU
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Barbed Wire War – How One Farmer's Innovation Changed The Battlefield - MilitaryHistoryNow.com
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File:Glidden wire 1876.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
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This Day in Patent History - On November 24, 1874, a patent was granted to Joseph Glidden for barbed wire fencing - Patent Yogi LLC
Biographies of the Inventors
JOSEPH GLIDDEN, DeKALB, ILLINOIS - THE FATHER OF BARBED WIRE | Collectors Weekly
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Joseph Glidden - Wikipedia
Glidden BARBED WIRE PATENT 1874 Art Print READY TO FRAME!! Joseph vintage US | eBay
No Ordinary Wire: The Joseph Glidden Story - YouTube
Glidden's Patent Application for Barbed Wire | National Archives
