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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 9 (1886) (1886)

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1e 2c rev nha cs ees sec aah aes caek een Meeees 5,669 HEAD REST FOR CHAIRS, The upper portion of the head rest is covered with in Fig. 2, which does not ‘extend entirely across the upholstery, and is slightly curved so as to form a com- box. Below this partition is arranged a deflecting fortable… … of coating them with luminous paint. They take the proper proportion of any suitable cement, with the NIEHOFF’S COAL RECEPTACLE, right amount of the luminous powder, mixing these with water, and moulding it to the required shape in range toward the center. In each guide is a jaw held in any desired…

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