e of the rings or pins or-dinarily employed. Fig. 1 is a perspective view of thecurtain-pole. Fig. 2 represents a socket employedwhen the pole is supported on brackets.. Fig. 3 is anend view, showing the pole in position to receive a cur-tain. The pole has been patented by Almou S. Venenand Albert… … A NEW AND IMPBOVED CUETAIN-HANGEE. serve to draw the two sections of the pole together. Inorder to hold the sections in distended position, toggle-links are employed, one of which is provided with alug, which limits the downward movement of thetoggles. The upper end of the curtain is wrapped around…
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