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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 18 (May 1899) (1899)
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ugh it has engaged the attention of many an inventive mind, has not kept abreast with the development of other branches of the clothing and tailoring trades. The particular form of marking out which has attracted most garment cutters is a method in which stencils or perforated " lays,"' as they are… … These holes are conical in shape ; and the end of the punch is similarly formed. By reason of this construo- FIXING THE FAXTEBN-UABKS UPON TH£ CLOTH. © 1899 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Powder · Naval · Patents · Munn · Scientific American · Apparatus · Geological survey · Gas engine · Liquid air · Hudson maxim · Upper portion · Milled head · Naval academy · Smokeless powder · Years ago
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