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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 23 (June 1881) (1881)

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equipments. with an aperture in its bottom closed by a swinging or slid- Tattoo Marks Made Useful. ing gate, and with an opening in front having flaps and TELEGRAPH HAND CAB. closed by gauze or netting, the whole designed to represent " Why is it," asks Dr. Le Comle, who is physician to a an army… … SHEFFIELD'S TELEGRAPH AND LIGHT SECTION HAND CAR. ribs, and a movable lower part made and, in fact, to any class of men having in i wo or more sections, and having to do with railways and telegraph lines. corresponding interior grooves, whereby the magazine can It is also well adapted to light…

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