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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 26 (June 1888) (1888)

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Folding legs small views show in section the position of the parts pens to be refractory. This ingenious and indispensa- are pivoted to the under side of the side pieces near when the device is used as a fender and as a dress ble piece of mechanism, like most other things, is docile their ends,… … pieces with the legs, or, when the latter are turned chine, it is requisite to understand the principles upon ROGERS & STENZ'S WHEEL FENBER FOR CARRIAGES. down', to serve as stops and braces therefor. When which the stitch is formed and the work fed. Little the cot is folded, the legs and holding…

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