For 10 points, name these objects whose construction via a division of labor process was outlined in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations.
Before creating a contraption that sculpted marble busts of Congressmen, Thomas Blanchard earned $5,000 selling his patent on a machine to make 500 of these things per minute.  One description of an establishment that made these things was largely plagiarized from the Encyclopedie, since a first-hand account would have noticed that they were now produced with water-power.  Edwin Moore made these things easier to use by adding a glass component to them.  18th and 19th century English wives might receive a small (*) allowance from their husbands known as this type of money.  One famous account of how these things were made described how "each person, therefore, making a tenth part of forty-eight thousand [of them], might be considered as making four thousand eight hundred [of them] in a day".  For 10 points, name these objects whose construction via a division of labor process was outlined in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations.
Before creating a contraption that sculpted marble busts of Congressmen, Thomas Blanchard earned $5,000 selling his patent on a machine to make 500 of these things per minute.  
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