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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 17 (April 1886) (1886)

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the modified forms as a simple or double crib. Fig. 4 teeth prevent the logs from slipping or rolling back- connections with the cars on the bridge. Mr. West- shows a simple spring catch by which the end pieces inghouse is now preparing to fit up a train of four cars are held perpendicularly in the… … dren. When the children are too JENKENS'S ADJUSTABLE CRIB AND BEDSTEAD, POLLEYS' SPIKED SKID. large to use the cribs, the cross piece can be removed from the center machinery to work the present grips and brakes by part and the bed can be used lengthwise, the sides re- ward. By the use of these…

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