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Baumgarten, Herman
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Baumgarten, Herman

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  • Great Seal of the United States
    Great Seal of the United States
    / Use of the Great Seal

    …was cut in steel by Herman Baumgarten, a Washington seal-engraver who also furnished a press with a case and locks. According to a writer who saw this seal in 1882, it consisted of a die and counterdie “permanently fixed in the press,” which was “covered when not in employment with…

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    …was cut in steel by Herman Baumgarten, a Washington seal-engraver who also furnished a press with a case and locks. According to a writer who saw this seal in 1882, it consisted of a die and counterdie “permanently fixed in the press,” which was “covered when not in employment with…

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