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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 29 (March 1858) (1858)

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e at one end, to hook on to any of should be marked on the customer, as seen at the same place, as seen in Fig. 2. Then turn u, (Fig. 2,) and a mark should be made on the pivots, completes the arrangements. up the lapel of the coat, and pressing the tri- angle down flat against the center of the… … enlarged, and has a set screw, b, and slide, B, measure, and square line (J up to it. Tl.cn most prominent points of the blade bones made, extend the hoop, A, and slip it over which secure it at any circumference—the hoop place the end of the tape at the junction of 1 (seen at m, Fig. 2), and the…

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