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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 7 (1884) (1884)

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tin, one rt 0 te SPRING SEAT FOR WAGONS, near the border of the shadow projected by one of the ob- inch wide, and long enough to reach across the signboard; servatory buildings. When thus sheltered from the direct The illustration herewith represents a way of holding when so arrenged take out… … by a pulley at one end. A piece of sail cloth, rubber, or he proceeds to say that some one who has probably heard HODGESS’ SPRING SEAT FOR WAGONS, somebody’s grandfather remark that it is much more economi- other suitable material is secured at its middle to the roller. At the top of each side post…

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