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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 6 (February 1903) (1903)

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KHi large quantities of bread to be quickly and easily cut aSfill^lb* of miter gears and crank, from the interior of the into slices of a uniform size. The device is provided ^Patent building. By this means the shade may be drawn with a clip on its base by means of which it may be 1: down as… … CONVERTIBLE WINDOW-SHADE AND AWNING. ployed which extend upward from certain of the strips and enter the' may be folded back to engage a catch and thus hold loaf. In operation, after raising the the curtain in position against the tension of the frame with the blades, a loaf is spring roller. By…

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