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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 26 (1881) (1881)

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cts and permits of fastening the by mixing the dry pigment with water containing one-tenth investigate the subject. ‘ door quickly and securely, and in such a manner as to avail In attempting to follow M. Faure’s plan of construction of sulphuric acid. This paint had a consistency of paste, of the… … were then pierced and traversed by the E, to steady the blocks, C, in position. screw ofa binding post which enters the On the inside of the door, E, are wood. In this way each pole of the secured vertical panels or braces for element was furnished with a binding post, and at the came strengthening…

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