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

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« in » — SHEET METAL PICKET FENCE.This light, durable, and simple sheet metal picketfence is the invention of Mr. John H. Crisp, of 519Clinton Street, Chambersburg, Trenton, N. J. Thebodies of the horizontal rails, which are shaped asshown in the perspective view, may be placed horizon-tally or may… … CBISPS SHEET METAL PICKET FENCE the slots, thereby forcing the V-shaped tongues of theslots upward. When the pickets have been forced intoplace, the tongues are driven back into the planes ofthe bodies of the rails, so as to firmly clasp the pickets.The completed panels are then galvanized, the…

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