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1914 Helps for roofers and sheet metal workers (1914)

L.D. Berger · L.D. Berger · leaf 169

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No. 101 Furnace Length 14 in.; Weight 18 lbs.Opening 4Jx2J in. Most powerful atmospheric Gas Furnaceyet produced. Fire pot euper-heated withtwo Bunsens which can be used independ-ently. Heats the irons, not the workman.Consumes 10 to 20 feet of gas per hour. Price $10.00 ^^ L. D. BERQER,… … lasWe DUmetw Price pet LiaMi Foot So1d«red Joints *1>^ inches tO.35 2 0.60 2J4 • 0.65 8 0.70 &H 0.75 4 OM *4K 0.90 5 1.20 iS. G1 1 0 11 M m tiuAfi Sorter in I«ngtli tbaa £t« feet, charged as five feet. Oar Tampa coabine great strength is compucA with the ofdinaryluad-made article, and as the…

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