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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 14 (1880) (1880)

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ich had the disadvantage that the paper became the distance between the jaws except that which results, put them in or out of condition for use. They are appli- more or less brittle, thus rendering impossible the use of me- cable to either doors or windows. from the wear of the jaw plates; this… … POWELL’S WATCHMAN OR BURGLAR ALARM. for the reason referred to, the design of the addition being ing of the expensive metal cylinders required for the pur- to throw the liability to fracture on the toggles, as the least | pose. This invention is designed to obviate these defects. Mr. Frank H.…

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