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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 13 (September 1871) (1871)

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n Fig. 2, in which E is the jamb of the casing, F the sash, A correspondent who signs himself " Traveling Public " It is pleasant to consider an invention calculated to prevent and D the detachable strip rabbeted into the sash, as shown. calls attention to the obvious incapability of railroad cars… … site, are formed slots, for the reception of the pick, C, as by the spring, H, the detachable strip, D, is locked to the sash The bottom of the stove is made heavy, so that it possesses shown, the upper one being smaller than the lower one, to and slides up and down with it, the projection on the…

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