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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 18 (1889) (1889)

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8 may be used tacks or nails driven into it. It has the further advan- in connection with the blowpipe and bellows, already small hinges ; a spiral bed spring, and two iron straps. tage of being incombustible. The ‘work to be brazed The 10 X 11 inch boards are rounded at the ends, as described, by… … thick and of the same diameter as the body, is con- position in any convenient way until the cover is at- caved on its undersurface and provided with a % inch tached. The leather covering is glued, and tacked at central aperture. Thecoverand the body are encircled good contact between the abutting…

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