est, Mr. Elder’s— or saddle, B, with its shank, which may be raised or lowered, 1st. A perfect defense and protection, both of guns and secured in position by means of a thumb screw. This lar plan and tested it by models, copies of which, with de- and men, upright shank has a horizontal socket on… … of a high fire test to be safe, and to burn well; this which the leg rest is adjusted. The weight of the leg is is based on the fact that so many accidents have oc- sustained by a spiral spring encircling the upright of the leg curred by the use of kerosene or petroleum which rest. The bar to which…
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