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Journal of domestic appliances (1881)

London : Sewell & Co. · leaf 413

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pairs, remarking that there A REVOLVING BOOK STAND. Gentlemen of literary pursuits, barristers, clergymen, solicitors, was no proof that Goodman ever purchased the machine. Of all and many others will find this novel invention a great acquisition the silly observations made from the Aldermanio… … * « * « made in solid mahogany, oak or walnut, and is a handsome addition In another column will be found a description of the Griscom to a room. A person sitting in a chair can revolve the stand thus motor. We have seen a good many motors, but none have been bringing to his hand as many as two…

Household appliances · Sewing machines · Washing machines

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