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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 19 (May 1892) (1892)

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he whole is secured to the desired to thus ornament the completed article. The the beam, by tension, or to disintegrate the uppermem- trunk by means of straps, ties, or clasps of any suitable union thus made is designed to afford a smooth, un- ber by compression. Incorporating the twisted bar in… … alcohol. This requires fixing on the part to which it is THOMPSON'S TRUNK PROTECTOR. applied. I therefore added 1 part of pyroxylin to 40 of the solution, and found it dissolved readily. Applied strong, tightly niade hempen cord or rope, although it to the skin this preparation dries in a few…

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