ched to a bureau mirror by an extensiblebracket is readily apparent, permitting, as it does, theuse of both hands when viewing ones reflection at dif-ferent angles. Nevertheless such an attachment isliable to prove a great annoyance unless it can becompactly folded up when not in use. A… … MIRROR SUPPORT. pivotally connected with the upper end of this bar,while the other adjacent link is provided with a pivot-stud which passes through a slot in the bar and maybe secured thereto by a thumb-nut. Obviously onraising or lowering this stud in the slot the bracketcan be extended or…
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