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The Diamond Match Company has its roots in several nineteenth century companies. In the early 1850s, Edward Tatnall of Wilmington, Delaware was given an English recipe for making matches by a business acquaintance, William R. Smith. In 1853, Tatnall attempted to turn the recipe into a business at Market Street Bridge over Brandywine Creek in Wilmington. The first matches ignited with the slightest friction, a problem Tatnall solved by reducing the phosphorus content by 25 percent.

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rdfs:comment	The Diamond Match Company has its roots in several nineteenth century companies. In the early 1850s, Edward Tatnall of Wilmington, Delaware was given an English recipe for making matches by a business acquaintance, William R. Smith. In 1853, Tatnall attempted to turn the recipe into a business at Market Street Bridge over Brandywine Creek in Wilmington. The first matches ignited with the slightest friction, a problem Tatnall solved by reducing the phosphorus content by 25 percent. (en)
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dcterms:subject	American companies established in 1881 2003 mergers and acquisitions 2017 mergers and acquisitions 2016 mergers and acquisitions Companies based in Ohio Defunct manufacturing companies based in Ohio Manufacturing companies established in 1881 Defunct forest products companies of the United States History of Butte County, California Chico, California Matches (firelighting)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American companies established in 1881 Brandywine Creek (Christina River) Metre-gauge railway Lima Locomotive Works Matches Sacramento Northern Railway Willamette Iron and Steel Works Wood preservation Cloquet, Minnesota Standard-gauge railway Stirling City, California Wood processing Barberton, Ohio 2003 mergers and acquisitions Wilmington, Delaware Akron, Ohio 2017 mergers and acquisitions East Brandywine Historic District Diamond Rubber Company Forest railway Ivar Kreuger Jarden 2016 mergers and acquisitions Companies based in Ohio Defunct manufacturing companies based in Ohio Manufacturing companies established in 1881 Chico, California Defunct forest products companies of the United States History of Butte County, California Edward Tatnall Tram Chico, California Southern Pacific Transportation Company Springfield, Massachusetts Matches (firelighting) Newell Brands Railroad tie Match Shay locomotive Panic of 1893 Ohio Columbus Barber
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