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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 1 (January 1885) (1885)

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, and to the bars by rivets or staples. When Fig. 1, or only close with the front end, as in Fig. 3 The Munford, of Anna, Ohio. latter device may be easily attached to the front board the ladder is to be used as a fire escape, one end is at- tached to a cross bar of wood oi fron, having slots made… … HAMILTON'S DUST COVEES FOE DEAWEES, WEIGHT'S FLEXIBLE LADDER FIEE ESCAPE. when loaded with five kilogrammes, was drawn six times through a distance of three centimeters. Under which may be readily made in the front end of the dow. For further security, hooks or grapnels may be these conditions the…

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