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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 1 (July 1886) (1886)

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urated with dif- the center of the rod is a thumbpiece, by which the tubular, and is slotted for the passage of screws, by ferent metallic oxides, and the resulting baths electro- rod may be turned back, so that the lingers will permit which the knife and bag are fastened together. By lyzed by… … IMPROVED SAD IRON. This iron is in fact a miniature stove with polished surface, and is used in the same manner and is as O'NEIL'S SCRAPING KNIFE FOR PAINTERS. SMITH'S MUSIC HOLDER. convenient as a common flat iron. The heat can be regulated" by the dampers at the heel of the iron ; device, which…

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