Here's a quick post and caution regarding Smith's door springs copied below from an article/advert from The Mechanics Magazine and Journal of Engineering, Agricultural Machinery, Manufacturers, and Shipbuilding magazine 1859. It is self explanatory so will leave it here for you to enjoy.
CAUTION.
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.—In consequence of numerous complaints, tho Patentee begs to inform the above, that all genuine SMITH'S PATENT DOOR SPRINGS, for Swing Doors, are stamped with Name and Address, thus--Smith, Patentee, 69 Princes Street, Leicester.Square, London; and that Springs thus marked arc warranted. SMITH'S PATENT WEATHERTIGHT CASEMENT FASTENING AND SILL-BARS arc admitted by all to be the most perfect invention for the purpose. Diagrams and List of Prices on application.
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.—In consequence of numerous complaints, tho Patentee begs to inform the above, that all genuine SMITH'S PATENT DOOR SPRINGS, for Swing Doors, are stamped with Name and Address, thus--Smith, Patentee, 69 Princes Street, Leicester.Square, London; and that Springs thus marked arc warranted. SMITH'S PATENT WEATHERTIGHT CASEMENT FASTENING AND SILL-BARS arc admitted by all to be the most perfect invention for the purpose. Diagrams and List of Prices on application.
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