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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 16 (1879) (1879)

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of than the other, 30 that,when the dial has been turned through | YODNG’S BAGGAGE FASTENER AND SHAWL CARRIER. the bale band is obviated, and the bale is retained at the one revolution, the wheel that carries the index hand will | ; | smallest size to which it was compressed, and the old ties eler… … as a convenient handle. The device as thus arranged is shown in Fig. 2. THE AMERICAN PEDOMETER, When used as a baggage fastener either end of the chain THE AMERICAN PEDOMETER. may be passed through the handles of the valises, baskets, have gained a distance equivalent to one tooth, recording one |…

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