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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 4 (1884) (1884)

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ers are grooved so as to fit over a ation the extremities of each strap are pierced with holes, guide cleat on the lower ledge of the window, and those on so that they can be brought into juxtaposition by means of a the upper corners run in a groove in the top ledge. The , Special tool, after which… … shutters by cords connecting their outer edges with COCHEL’S SLIDING WINDOW SHUTTER. G. Archbold macerates wood or straw, cut into the outer edges of the shutters. As the shutters are suitable pieces, in dilute milk of lime, after twelve opened the ends of the rack bars push the doors hours…

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