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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 19 (November 1880) (1880)

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n facing and one inch thicker; fill found that although the needles were separated but half a Several years ago a fireman's suit, invented by Oestberg, the pad full of good hair—not with the stuffing stick, bu span, when one was moved the other would stand like a Swede, was the object of… … suit is fire and water proof, and blisters under ticular direction, the other will sympatheti- cally move parallel to it. He then directs the effects of the heat, but protects the inner layers. each of these needles to be poised and mounted BETER'S PROTECTIVE SUIT FOR FIREMEN. The fresh coat of the…

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