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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 23 (1891) (1891)

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uld the lettering be of black, blue, or any cold dark to any extent required. With the addition of a little color, the tints should be warm—say orange, pink or yellow the peculiar tint known as ‘“‘ peacock blue” may in one of the small views, is about 2 ft. square and 214 in. in width. Itis made of… … resting on the large cable, while the small cable passes tint, its margin or edge must be clearly defined by a variety of ways by combinations of red and black with over the other and down through a 10 in. fall block positive color, and where two tints meet, they should be yellow or orange. which…

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