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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 26 (1897) (1897)

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crew by which it struction, and the portion forming a part of the rear may be made to closely grip the pipe. The inner band upright would not be noticed as differing from a regu- has at one end a link, while at its opposite end is pivoted lar pattern of frame, except for the nickeling. The a curved… … member the latter may be released from such engage- yet afford some degree of elasticity. It is said that GRISWOLD & CHASE’S STOVEPIPE HOLDER. ment and the movable jaw moved backward, as de- with this improvement the tires can be blown to any sired. When the ears are released, the spring throws…

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