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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 19 (1885) (1885)

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ge of the bag The illustration herewith plainly shows the opera- around the lower one, and then lowering the raised tion of a simple and effective device for lessening the labor of laying carpets. A grooved bar is placed on bow, when the bag will be firmly clamped. The weight of the bag presses the… … pieces are at right angles to the building. The tower YOTHERS’ BAG HOLDER FOR TRUCKS, is then raised by winding the hoisting cable upon the drum; the cable pulls upward the second section, holding the clips and bows in place. Springs, C, front end a flattened part, over which the edge of the carpet…

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