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The American philatelist (1887)

American Philatelic Association, American Philatelic Society · Altoona, Pa. : [American Philatelic Association] · leaf 29

An illustration from The American philatelist, 1887, leaf 29 — over the open end converts this apparatus holding their little odds and ends. They can be into a box into which all its belongings can be bought up to six inches diameter, and a couple packed for safety or transportation. of coats of black paint on the outside converts Fig. 5 shows a pointed spring… … I have constructed a little ap- Fig. 4. paratus for comparing suspects with known genuine stamps by and 10 inches long, bent to a circle and fastened use of the stereoscope. On one p at the ends, forms a secure rest on which to place side of a stiff card, the size of the large crystal. a…

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