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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 22 (1890) (1890)

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out of place if intro- Small pieces will not require the iron rods, but larger duced in draperies, carpets, or furniture. tion to him (about 1868) he said: ‘I introduced patent ones are liable to sag and buckle of their own weight. leather, but it should be remembered that there was It is an easy… … dealer, and for the grooved lead strips in which the lead strips is quite simple. As to colors, it Fig. 4.-LAMP SHADE. glass is set, the amateur will have to depend on the would be well to follow the example of na- stained glass works. Some manufacturers are willing served myself first, and when…

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