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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 3 (January 1887) (1887)

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pIuK of Varulih. This simple and efficient device is for suspending The accompanying cut represents a folding step lad- We often meet with this trouble, especially in light picture frames and Mirrors at a filed angle against the colored gears, where oil has been used in the colors, der, opened and… … opposite end|of the wire is pointed, s* that it will retain marring the looks of the job, take castile soap, and, instead of rubbing it, wash it. It is best, if you can, Jts position when brought into engagement with the back of the fraj»e, In order not to injure the frame, to take each part…

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