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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 2 (1882) (1882)

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ssed against the ends of the cas- ing cover, C, consisting of a mirror with beveled edges. make avery perfect connection between the line and the ing by the swiveled conical wedge, so that they will close This mirror has a wire brace, D, which folds closely against earth. When it is inconvenient or… … contact with the piece of coke, and long enought to reach to folding braces of the pivoted boards, the lower ends of these the surface of the ground. At the upper end a piece of braces fitting into notches in the arm rests of the car seat. larger pipe, about one or two inches in diameter and three…

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