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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 13 (September 1903) (1903)

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e which will be foundvery useful in the household. It is the invention ofMr. J. W. Quilling, of Ursa, 111., and consists of a car-pet stretcher provided with a reservoir for carpet tacksand means for feeding them singly to the carpet anddriving them in. The advantages of such a device willbe… … A COMBINED CARPET STRETCHER AND TACKER. connected with a foot-piece at its lower end. The foot-pieces is provided with teeth adapted to engage thecarpet, and is also notched at its forward end. Ahammer rod is held in guides on the hand lever, andis adapted to drive the tacks as they are fed into…

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