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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 5 (1907) (1907)

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y be quickly the like, it is only natural that mechanical toys should we find the ears assuming that flattened and depressed figure somewhat prominently at the present exhibition. placed and securely held between two opposed form characteristic of the human species, this type springs. We illustrate… … or the wall of the building. The hanger carries a pintle adapted to enter the eye or sleeve of the leaf CHUCK FOR ROCK DRILLS. WINDOW-BLIND GUARD. hinge, which is attached to the blind. Between the sleeve and blind the guard is applied. The guard is will be observed that the chuck comprises a…

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