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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 2 (1905) (1905)

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le amount of weight to the weapon. Its will exactly fit any coat whether having square or formed with large openings inside and closed at the drooping shoulders, and wil! also fit the neck of the use’ would prevent the very common occurrence of bottom by a plug threaded therein. A valve-seat is… … hot very quickly, and it is the object of the inven- the bottom extension of the larger valve, and which is tion here shown to remedy such undesirable conditions. formed with an inclined face engaging the end of As indicated in the engraving, the improved handle is the valve stem. IMPROVED GARMENT…

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