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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 26 (December 1900) (1900)

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e. SOME BECENTLY PATENTED NOVELTIES. Orange.—Mix yellow and red. From time to time it is our practice to publish brief Also, aniline colors free fioni arsenic. illustrated descriptions of patented devices, which, by Fig. 3.-A «oVEL WBENCH. reason of the exceptional simplicity that characterizes The… … guide, so that as the candle-plate moves down still further, the combined reflector and extinguisher drops Fig. 1.—IMFSOVED FEEDING FOB MOVING FICTUBE on the wick. The hooked upper end. of the guide-rod Fig. 6—A DIVISIBLE BOOK-SHELF. FILMS. serves the purpose of carrying a shield to prevent the…

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