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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 9 (1871) (1871)

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nd being entirely out of the way with other improvements mentioned: below. The whole them, and place them, thus covered, in a pot of boiling water, with a stone above them, to keep them at the bottom. When and nearly concealed from view when the table is extended. Four legs form the corners of the… … LENZ’S. IMPROVED ‘EXTENSION TABLE. of metal plates, rebated or set out from the rail by interven- a shelves may be substituted. The legs of the table, including In this state, they employ them for gluing together the two ing strips so as to form the proper tongues and grooves. The those of the…

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