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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 2 (1872) (1872)

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t being a keeper through which one of the webs vent the rise of the foot inthe water above a certain moder- the inventor of this improvement. of the brace passes. The inner one is made in the usual ate distance. For the purpose of increasing its buoyancy and TT oblong form, with a straight… … it was protected by the red lead paint to the extent, proba- When worn as shown in Fig. 1, the slide adjusts itself into bly, of two or three thick coats. The caution raised with claw is composed, and also the curtain or flange, are to be the exact position where the suspenders naturally cross, and…

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