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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 4 (July 1890) (1890)

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th machines forms a cupboard for the recep- facilitating the display of a number of umbrellas, The accompanying illustration represents an improve- tion of dies, etc., not in use, and with both is furnished parasols, canes, etc., permitting free access to any of ment in that class of devices in… … screwed up to any desired height on the inner sleeve. KNISELT'S UMBBELLA OB FABASOL EXHIBITOB. HOETON'S SCEEEN ATTACHMENT FOE WINDOWS. By this means the telescope has its height accurately adjusted after being leveled. It is not necessary that parts which can be closely packed for transportation.…

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