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Engraved portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Albert Augustus Pope, with... News Photo - Getty Images
Albert Augustus Pope /N(1843-1909). American Bicycle And Automobile Manufacturer. Wood Engraving, Late 19Th Century. Poster Print by Granger Collection - Item # VARGRC0070551 - Posterazzi
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Palmetto Security Systems - #funfact In the 1850s, a man named Augustus Russell Pope discovered how to use electricity, magnets, and bells to create the first electric burglar alarm! | Facebook
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The Movement for Better Roads: An Address by Colonel Albert A. Pope: Pope, Albert Augustus: 9780526534401: Amazon.com: Books
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Oldtimer - classic cars - 1908 Columbia Electric Victoria Phaeton Colonel Albert Augustus Pope established his manufacturing empire in the aftermath of the American Civil War. His first major product line was
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Onesource System Integrators - Augustus Russell Pope invented a battery-operated gadget which may seem very simple from today's point of view. However, it proved extremely effective against intruders. It reacted to the
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