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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 3 (1890) (1890)

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es, the standards being introduced at the base into short sockets secured to the floor, and sion rope being then disengaged the lock nut is screwed forward from the inside oi the vessel against into long sockets attached to the ceiling, whereby the the sleeve, drawing the head tightly against the… … the same as in an ordinary lamp; thus doing away hand bracket is formed an are-shaped projection, the WINCHESTER’S LEAK STOPPER FOR VESSELS. with the inconvenience of having to pull out the concave edge being upward, and having a series of cylinder, fill it, shut it, replace it, and open it to let…

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