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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 8 (1884) (1884)

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of edges. The back band is passed through the slot in the separately fromthe maps, but are made of suitable form sulphur or other vulcanizing agents. To obtain the improv- plate, as shown in Fig. 1. Itis apparent that any down- and size to fit into holes or cavities in the faces of the maps, ward… … a map and its appropriate blocks. Part No. 1 of the first At the lower edge of the buckle frame is a downward ex- series consists of map No. 1 tension, on the face of which is formed a hook, G, whose tween the temperatures of 100° and 212° Fabrenheit or and ninety-seven blocks, each block relating…

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