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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 9 (August 1886) (1886)

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86. CABBIAGE SCBEEN.The object of the invention herewith illustrated isto provide screens to be operated by the forward axleof a carriage when turned or cramped, for screeningfrom the view of bystanders the limbs of persons en-tering the carriage or descending from it. The rollers,C C, are placed… … MOOSES CABBIAOE SCREEN. the disks and rollers are thus formed spaces for receiv-ing cords. The screens are held to the rollers by meansof spring clips. A rubber cord or spring is so arrangedas to rewind the screens when they are released.Around the spindle of each roller is wound a cord, h,which is…

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