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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 4 (July 1888) (1888)

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se is segmental in contour, having aninner fixed bottom and an outer bottom which maybe conveniently attached or detached to facilitatecleaning. The outer bottom is recessed, and ha8grooved side walls, to receive a shelf with tongued endssliding in the grooves, while a half cover is rigidly… … KELLYS SHOW CASE. glass. Centrally to the rear of the sliding cover is at-tached a cord or chain, which extends downward in atransverse groove upon the fixed cover, and is securedat the other end to the rear of the sliding shelf, sothat when the cover is drawn out the sliding cover israised, and…

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