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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 26 (1889) (1889)

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the central bar of draw-bar is a longitudinal rib, to the rear of which isa around the animal’s leg, and locking it in place. the shade frame terminating in the lug by which it is flat-faced boss or projection. The forward portion of For further particulars with reference to this inven- attached to… … rying base, to restrict the spring seat back from work- WICKHAM’S DEVICE FOR CATCHING ANIMALS JAMES’ SPRING BACK FOR sTOOLS OR CHAIRS. ing either too far forward or backward. By this con- struction the frame is restrained from independent up The device may be readily and conveniently attached bar…

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