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

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he hole drilled in its center is the fastening to be pushed up so easily in less space than a hansom would have needed, that the camera may and threaded its way among numberless vehicles with- be quickly removed. out mishap. The crew in charge of this multicycle are It will be observed all trained… … ‘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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