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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 19 (May 1867) (1867)

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th large faces. He thinks there a brace when the door is raised beyond a vertical position. The same irregularity may be observed between the second should be a law compelling every truck to have wheels of In opening the trap, soon as it has passed a vertical position and third shots. Future… … chines have received a certain amount of strength and solidity angle, or by pushing the bar which, as a rule, was not to be found in the original tools im- in with the foot the trap may BAETLETT'S TRAP-DOOR ATTACHMENT. ported from America. The circumstances which are most be laid fiat on the floor…

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