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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 3 (January 1896) (1896)

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he " mushroom " tion of the arm (Pig. 8A); the long point top is held (Fig. 7). inverted, the point in the air, and, in throwing it, the companying illustration has been invented and pat- 3. Peg Tops.—These are the tops of collections: ented by Richard Aronstein, Mogollon, New Mexico. arm describes… … longation of the axis enters a sort of sheath or han- from the work. V>iV\' dle in whic^h it revolves freely, and which is held in CURIOUS TOPS. the hand while the cord is unwound. Sometimes, I am in the habit of bringing home from my travels again, the top is loose upon the axis, the extremity…

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