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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 1 (January 1887) (1887)

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rods, so that the plates have a yielding stand a-fJower pot, etc., on. The side or main loops metallic material; the hook may also be varied ia action, g« as not to resist the entrance of the link. may be shaped a^ shown in the cut, and are hinged form and otherwise attached to the line. These… … KALTEITBECE'S CAB COHPLISQ. heavily plated, aid is decidedly orna- to permit the coupling pin to drop into the drawhead mental in all the va- and down through the link. The pin, when lifted out rious forms it may of the drawhead, is held in a raised position by a be made to assume. Btrap and…

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