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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 6 (1905) (1905)

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of short tubes, K, and maintenance. This he effected by means of a new upper face to receive a strap which is stitched thereto. which connect the tiers of headers and side pipes to- arrangement of the parts. Mr. Colman’s boiler, as in- The ends of the strap are passed through the rings on gether.… … of collision mat, which is the invention of Messrs. Speeding & Co., Sunder- hold the straps’ in the groove of the handle piece. Since the buckle rests in this groove, the and is pre- land, with very satisfac- tory results. The device vented from coming in contact therewith and, being bruised by the…

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