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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 8 (1888) (1888)

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the vane is attached, by the same rivet that attaches the ends, of the base casing has a collar for receiving a hollow exerts a pull on the rope connecting it with the arms the vertical member of thestrip forming a locking lip, glass cylinder, tothe top of which is fitted a hollow cap, pivoted to… … A HOSE THIMBLE FOR WALLS OF BUILDINGS. KOEPPE’S WINDMILL. side pieces and bench may be of any desired length, the A tube or thimble adapted to be built into the walls bench being perforated if found desirable. of buildings, and through which a hose nozzle may be sides and shutting out the wind from…

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