Envelope containing strip of fusee matches, amadou fungus oblong strip divided into ten individual matches but joined at the base, phosphorus blobs at tip, made in Berlin, East Germany, 1832-1860 Envelope containing strip of fusee matches 1832-1860
Three strips of fusees, 25 per strip, cut into separate heads and stems, but all joined at base, by Compania de Cerillas Y Tosforos, Spanish, 1892-1900 Three strips of fusees 1892-1900
3 strips of later fusees, nitre soaked cardboard with phosphorus blobs on the ends, English, 1840-1889, later type of fusee since the phosphorus has not been applied by equilateral dipping of the strip but by the application of a single blob of phosphorus covering nothing like the entire surface at the end of the match, a feature of the older fusees 3 strips of later fusees 1840-1880
One Vesuvian match, slender cylindrical stick covered in cotton braid and glue, large oval shaped head of sawdust nitre, powdered charcoal and bark, phosphorus tip, English, 1855-1900 One Vesuvian match 1855-1900
Seven fusees, in two strips, one of four matches, one of three, flat cardboard divided strips, nitre soaked phosphorus tipped, by Hynam, English, 1832-1880 Seven fusees 1832-1880