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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 10 (September 1873) (1873)

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in the wrench when it is removed county. Wis. from the axle. There is also a handle, B, Fig. 3, projecting — «-<•>-» —— from the shank a short distance from the box and at right IMPROVED WINDOW WEATHER STRIP. angles with it, by which the nut, when loosened, is rapidly This invention is a… … edges of windows, preventing the entrance of cold air or For further information address the manufacturer, N. L. dust, but also as a convenient attachment for sashes unpro- Po.st, P. O. Box 53,-Bast Cleveland, Ohio, by whom it was vided with cords and pulleys. patented February 11, 1873. Fig. 1…

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