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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 14 (October 1881) (1881)

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p yet strong and com-i in the horizontal plane of the motion. In this respect it Mr. Albert Back, of New York city, lias patented an fortable chair which may be made as elegant as the tastes of | seems to differ from the calcium reflectors that were often improved box for packing and exhibiting… … bination possessing both hardness and tough- the shaft being provided with a thumbscrew ness, qualities that make it particularly desirable head in one instance and a lever in the other, in mending crockery. for turning it at right angles with the frame. A CHEAP AND COMFORTABLE CHAIR. When this…

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