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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 5 (1895) (1895)

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ps by coma, Washington. Fig. 1 shows the bracket in posi- The knee joints are made in several ways, whose de- which the machine may be held so as not to move in tion for the support of a curtain pole and a shade roller, tails cannot well be gone into here. The operation of Figs. 2.and 3… … known how to block the ship properly. We presume PETTIT’S CURTAIN BRACKET. the arrangement of the blocking was not examined by the officers of the vessel before the docking; they no or door frame, an auxiliary bracket for the support of cases, constructed on principles adapted to the ideas of the…

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