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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 17 (1885) (1885)

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itial letters engines is arranged with feet, so that it may stand in cate relief of the desired pattern. If varnish be used, of the stations she is running between, as T for Turtle- any convenient position, or be hung on the wall. a colored background can be produced by dyeing the town and § for… … direction selected to form the bottom of the right although not necessary, as the simple planning out of easily done by giving to each division a distinctive angle is level. Itis easier to obtain these conditions such a board will suffice to make the whole clear, so color, and painting each portion…

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