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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 8 (1878) (1878)

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metal, and at the same time gives it rigidity. will have sufficient thickness to extend beyond the boss and attached to the lower end of the bobbin, for receiving the The bottom is attached to a strong tinned iron hoop, and lugs of the bobbin wheel. r. Amandus Henning, of New York City, has… … icals. could not be shipped to Europe by way of An improved Lamp Bracket has been pat- New Orleans, owing to the warmth and hu- ented by Mr. Bruno A. Neisser, of Battle midity of the atmosphere of the Gulf Stream. ‘Creek, Mich. The object of this invention is to provide a end of the can, and a…

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