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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 15 (April 1889) (1889)

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gs or standards, connected thereto by screws. In front of the washer is human band or fool touches it. I managed to escape a metallic cap protecting the rubber from wear. On slightly inclined, an inclined brace bar being secured them in my wanderings in search of marine curiosities the outer end of… … end to engage the under side of the chair seat, and on HAHEL'S 8CH00L DE8E ACT) 8EAT. the outer side of the block are numbers representing inches and fractions thereof, the block also having a floor. The upper end of each brace projects slightly to longitudinal slot. An auxiliary leg, slotted, is…

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