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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 24 (June 1902) (1902)

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ing rod, thus withdrawing or inserting the pin detent referred to above. On release of the levers the spring latches. In our illustration we show the horiz- into the outlet opening. To fill the reservoir remove coin is free to drop into a receptacle within the brush ontal receptacle as containing a… … THE CENTER BRACE USED AS A TOOL RECEPTACLE. the ground. The handles which extend upward from each jaw are bent at right angles to the body and may A NEW FEED BAG. the upright chamber is a wrench and various repair be easily grasped in a single hand. Springs secured to materials. these handles hold…

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