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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 15 (April 1904) (1904)

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South Covington & Cincin- This garment is composed of gas-tight material which nati Street Railway Company, and is regularly used on hangs from the helmet and is strapped about the man's the cars of that company. By removing the cotter at waist. The garment is formed with sleeves which are the… … SUIT FOR FIREMEN. to letterpress printing, lithographic, ruling, and other machines. Hitherto this work has had to be accomp- smoke or gases. The air. within the garment is kept lished by hand labor, but by this machine the serv- pure by means of proper chemicals stored in a box on ices of the…

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