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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 3 (1880) (1880)

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g pintles, and is supported by an inclined rod, A novel and convenient device for supporting window having a bearing at its upper end in a socket attached to shades and curtains has been patented by Mr. George Bald- thegate, and at the lowerend in a socket attached to the post win, of South… … To this the textile manufacturers will contri- purpose of deepening and broadening the KOHNMANN’S GATE CLOSER. bute: In woolens and cottons of the general lines and producing pyramidal points, then table, $48,500,000; in carpets, $23,000,000; in hosiery and Knit goods, $23,000,000; in worsted…

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