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Building & engineering news (1914)

Contractors' and Dealers' Association of California · San Francisco : L. A. Larson · leaf 707

An illustration from Building & engineering news, 1914, leaf 707
ys. The clothes pin is made ofheavy galvanized wire formed in such a manner asto allow it to be fastened to the clothes line veryeasily: nothing complicated to get out of order.Holds the clothes free from the line so the lines neednot be covered with cloth-strips in order to keep theclothes from… … NO SPRINGS TO PKBSS OR SQUBBZB to get the clothes in or out. Just slip clothes in slotand pull down. WILL hold the daintiest fabrics orthe heaviest blanket. IU40 Misalon St, Ihonc Mkt. 4008. CONSISTS OF 3 DOZEN Clothes Pins, 3 ContiiClothesLine Pulleys and 1 Iair Line Splicers.Price, 92.00 per Set.…

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