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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 10 (1875) (1875)

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of straps on few years, to a great extent superseded ropes and wooden CYLINDRICAL STANDARD GAGES. which it is secured to the person, as depicted in the illustra- hoops, which change is due to the economy, strength, and tion. The device is designed as an ordinary berth mattress, neatness of wire for… … when placed in them, cross each other, which brings the The accompanying engraving illus- two wires into such a position that they draw from the same and thus requires no extra space for separate storage. When trates a form of gage claimed to meet side of the block, consequently it cannot turn over…

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