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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 24 (1887) (1887)

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nce draw down the spindle head into the seat of the The whole control and steering of the machine is in the hands of one man, who found no difficulty in man- key hole slot, firmly clamping the camera bed to the of the casting is planed or filed off on a bevel. Passing tripod head. A reverse… … ‘legs, which frequent- AP ROBERTS’ NOVEL TRUNK. ly occurs when pho- tographing ina brisk wind. The fastening for the spindle, having a solid head turned onits upper end, tested at Aldershot by authority of the War Office.— leg of the tripod is shown in Fig. 3, and consists and a thumb actuated…

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