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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 8 (February 1890) (1890)

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OY FOB CHILDBEN. applied by the roofer, as a ridge or hip covering or as a hat will then lie smooth and present a fiiiished a.ppear- The accompanying illustration represents a wheeled corner finish, is shown in the accompanying illustra- ance, as that of an ordinary hat, such a hat when com- toy so… … end of the base, leaving room to neatly accommodate TONEB ft CABBOLL'S BID6E AND HIF COVEBING FOB WALLACE'S TOY. the flange of the rail. For T rails, the bottom of the BOOFS. chair between the posts is flat, while for double-headed ment will be revolved as the toy is drawn forward or Fig. 3 is a…

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