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barbed wire - Google Search. Barbed Wire was invented in 1873. Barbed wire was invented by Joseph F. Glidden. Having… | Barbed wire, Barbed wire fencing, Wire fence
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Did you know? Inventor of the most widely used barbed wire is from Illinois
Never before was so much of the world fenced off by barbed wire - The Correspondent
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Roofings Group - #FunFactFriday Did you know that Barbed wire was invented in 1873 by Joseph Glidden due to a need that arose in the 19th Century. The intended purpose was to
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Museum of Idaho - On #thisdayinhistory -- In 1873 Illinois farmer Joseph Glidden forever changed the face of the American West after he submitted his application for a "clever new fencing design" --
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