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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 9 (1887) (1887)

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g curved inner pull, the strip will slip upon the face of the flange, Through the end loops are passed screws, projecting edges, as shownin the upper view, which are covered against which it will be held by the action of the spring from the board, and the center of each frame is secured with a thin… … old, the carriages and limbers are reported rotten and To the upper ends of the legs are hinged supports ranged in a line parallel with the grain of the wood. are falling to pieces, while the guns are without sights. adapted to extend upward to form continuations of the The frames support the edges…

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