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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 17 (1892) (1892)

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about 9 inches in on the floor, and to arrange the legs in the stepping po- a Skinning and Mounting an Ostrich. length, and has a pressure of about 250 pounds. sition I had previously decided upon. This being done, The traps are set and the birds placed in the carriers a heavy piece of annealed… … THE ELECTRIC SHOOTING PULL. box, the lower end of the bolt resting on one end of a ters of Sells Bros.’ menagerie. I had long desired to from round, half-inch iron rods, their counterparts in releasing lever. The other end of lever passes just try my hand on the giant of birds, and this one finally…

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