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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 20 (November 1871) (1871)

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toward the upper with the air cylinder, or any other suitable part, to indicate Improved Builders' Scaffold. end. When one end of such a wick is ignited, it will be bent to the compression of the air and show the variations thereof This is a very simple and cheap modification of the sup that side… … carpenters, masons, and house painters. yet this is no caricature or exaggeration, for a REDICK'S BUILDERS' SCAFFOLD. This improvement was patented through similar thing is now taking place in Greece. the Scientific American Patent Agency, August The silver mines of Laurium were abandoned the…

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