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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 24 (1888) (1888)

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, B, is made in the grooves maintaining the wire, in looped form, from a form suitable to receive the blow of a hammer, with, and has been patented by Mr. John D. Cashill, any up and down slide. It is obvious that such a fence of Princeton, N. J. Its lower section is connected to whereby the pin,… … by Mr. John H. Rushton, of Canton, N. Y. A socket CASHILL’S CHIMNEY COWL AND VENTILATOR. GUILE’S METALLIC FENCE AND FENCE POST. adapted to be attached to the deck of the boat is pro- main body, providing a free. passage for smoke and air tion of the posts be affected by frost, they can be read-…

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