safety match
book matches

Pasch was granted a patent on the safety match in 1844.

I also asked him to bring me some paper and a fountain pen and a box or so of safety matches.

A safety match is a small device to make fire safely.

In 1845 he discovered a process for preparing red phosphorus, a development which led to the invention of the safety match.

It is also used in the heads of safety matches.

Today the safety match is the most widely used match in the world.

It is also a component of modern safety matches.

Each passenger can still carry on up to four books of safety matches.

He took out a cigar, bit off the end, then lit it with a safety match.

The economy of this small town is based on manufacturing safety matches, crackers and agriculture.