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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 11 (1886) (1886)

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used singly. The and consolidated by a pressure of 40 tons into the form at any desired angle. It will be seen, that by means ot standing desk has an inclined writing top of the usual of cartridges 214 inches in diameter, having a groove kind, and in its front has drawers at one side and along the… … POHL’S IMPROVED DESK. to the pump is disconnected. The WARD’S PARASOL HOLDER FOR CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES. action of the steam first takes place, desk has drawers at each side, and between which cracking the coal away from the roof, and this is moved when it is necessary to use the carriage without ‘is…

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