These products were the base of Ivar Krueger’s international financial empire, which may have been a Ponzi scheme based on negotiated monopolies. The first modern one of these products was invented by Jean Chancel but was not popular due to being overly expensive and containing sulfuric acid. An 1820s rival of Tammany Hall took their name from an early version of these products. Gustaf Erik Pasch invented the (*) “safety” version of (-5[1])these products (-5[1])in the 1840s, (10[2])resulting in these objects becoming the primary export of Sweden. The 1906 (10[1])Berne Convention banned using white phosphorus (10[1]-5[1])in these (10[1])products (10[2]-5[1])due to causing jaw necrosis among workers. An 1888 strike at a factory that produced these products was led by Sarah Chapman. For 10 points, name these products kept in namesake boxes and used to set fires. (10[2])■END■ (10[4])