Evans, Henry Ridgely, b. 1861 · Chicago : The Open court Pub. Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 349
ercised in concealing these about his person, or insidethe cabinet to which he retires to release himself after being, toall appearances, helplessly secured. Some of these keys are concealed in the framework of thecabinet, which is generally constructed of piping, having addi-tional pieces which… … Fig. 2—The Handkerchief and KeyDrawn From the Waistcoat. Fig. 3—Unlocking the HandcuffsWITH the Key. sundry small pockets especially made for the purpose, and soarranged that he is able to place his hand upon some one or otherof them in whatever position he may be. The best places forconcealment…
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