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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 3 (January 1880) (1880)

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t for making pyroxyline. The cotton is C. Zanetti, of Bryan, Texas. It is designed for containing disks could be driven. If the above were constructed for sewing, writing, and shaving materials, and various other thoroughly impregnated with a solution of carbonate of exhibition purposes the disks… … receptacle has a mirror on its fact that each eye actually under side and a pincushion ZANETTI'S TOILET CABINET. sees a different view of the on the upper side. The image produced by a lens second compartment is sub- upon a translucent screen, the natural object appearing to be divided for the…

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