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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885) (1885)

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d to slide into enabled the designers of the upright cushioned helve tured by Messrs. Bradley & Companj', of Syracuse, N. the pocket, B, which extends downward from the upper hammer shown in the accompanying engravings to pro- Y., U. 8. A., who will furnish further particulars, have surface of the… … a recess, into which the edge of the strip passes, thus been done by wind to any of the Fig. I.-THE BRADLEY UPRIGHT CUSHIONED HELVE HAMMER.-FRONT VIEW. making a tight joint. The device can be applied to London gas holders (which is a any window, and its use ivvill facilitate the ventilating fact),…

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