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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 12 (September 1876) (1876)

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States, is quite moderate, and that the chance of realizing ments to support our ' Why Not 1' parasol. The invention is, first, an improvement on the common from a patent is always worth the amount it costs to secure " Again, leaving profit entirely out of the question, a pat- style of parasol or… … ventions? And I am end of the stick, e^ THE DETACHABLE HANDLE FAEASOL AND UMBEELLA. throws the tooth of sure every sensible the catch into the person will reply '—Mining and Scientific Press. ' why not ?' ■ shallow groove in the stick and holds it in that position till of any invention for…

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