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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 19 (1890) (1890)

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nged to accommodate the implement to larger or arm carrying the match be made to swing around by the pivoted a vertical lever, the lower end of which hasa smaller cans. This implement does not make the tension of the coiled spring, as shown in dotted lines pivotal connection with the outer end of… … accompanying illustration, and is FULLER’S HAT HOLDER. shaft, to wind the rope upon the dram, or can, by mov- the invention of Mrs. D. M. Fuller, of No. 104 Vanderbilt Avenue, ing the lever in the opposite direction, break such con- Brooklyn, N. Y. The invention has been patented in tact, and allow…

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