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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 9 (February 1887) (1887)

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en the end By means of the simple attachment here shown, the faces have transverse corrugations, arranged to always posts up to the first cross line on the post, a single foot blind may be securely held in any desired position. meet and fit within the corresponding corrugations of of wood can be… … bolt, upon which is received a handle having a nut in BBOTTGHTON'S ADJUSTABLE WOOD MEASITBING BACK. GTTLICK'S IMFBOVED BLIND STOP. its outer end fltting the end of the bolt. Acircular can be readily measured. To disengage the frame, it is concave plate is placed on the bolt, between the handle…

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