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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 22 (May 1890) (1890)

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t of place if intro- Small pieces will not require the iron rods, but larger tion to him (about 1868) he said : •' I introduced patent duced in draperies, carpets, or furniture. ones are liable to sag and buckle of their own weight. leather, but it should be remembered that there was It is an easy… … dealer, and for the grooved lead strips in which the lead strips is quite simple. As to colore, it Fig. 4.-LAMP SHADE. glass is set, the amateur will have to depend on the would be well to follow the example of na- stained glass works. Some manufacturers are willing served myself first, and when…

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