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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 16 (October 1880) (1880)

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m are secured, with the addition of improved preventing it from descending further. When it is desired disengaged from the hook on the opposite drawhead. to close the window, the wedge is pulled upward, releasing springs at the front and rear. The forward spring is of Mr. William B. Padgett, of… … which render them stronger and more dur- tenbe, of Moline, Mich., have patented a self- able, and reduce the tendency to rattle. The adjusting wrench especially adapted for PHILLIPS' NEW ROAD WAGON. springs, together with the pliant platform, heavy work. It consists, essentially, of two form a…

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