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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 6 (February 1904) (1904)

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nside: A portion of this strap tion. The handles of the pan at their outer ends are a handle, by which the device may be .operated. The projects below the legging, and carries a metallic disk formed with enlarged portions, on one of which a hanger piece consists of a flat metallic bar bent to on… … with may be readily attached to the ordinary handcar down a slight incline, such as a slanting washing SPUR ATTACHMENT FOR LEGGINGS. in such a manner that the exact elevation of curves floor. The bars of the jack are of sufficient height to and the variations in the distances apart of the rails…

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