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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 8 (February 1875) (1875)

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which con- A NEW SAD IRON. fine the three portions of the back. The latter consists of a Flat irons with fixed handles are fast becoming things of center piece, C, which may be of wood or metal, or both, to the past. They occupy too much room on top of the stove or the top of which are secured the… … springs or upholstery are inserted between them and the and comfortable manner. The inner belt is fastened by a It is a much better arrangement to have the flat portion of central portion, C, to give further elasticity. strap and buckle, and the outer one by an ingenious latching the iron separate,…

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