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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 10 (March 1897) (1897)

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second and similar prism, where it is broken A BEDCLOTHES FASTENER. anew in order to go to the ocular. It might be sup- posed that the use of two pris:ns would suppress much The illustration represents a simple and inexpensive light and cause the loss of thebeneflt resulting from the device for… … the rays were re- duced. The plunger is normally held in raised posi- JOY'S BEDCLOTHES FASTENER. flected from mir- tion by a spring, but is adapted to be forced downward rors. It was in by a yoke lever, a cross bar of which extends through injure the most delicate quilt or other bed covering,…

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