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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 13 (March 1907) (1907)

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other, and are preferably placed at an angle outwardly when attached to a support. The opposite siderable number of dishes can thus be accommodated of 45 deg. to the vertical. in a comparatively small space. It will be noticed that The rear sight is mounted on a ring held on the the span wires"… … forward by knee pressure, and its operation is clearly remedy the defect, because certain sections of the A NOVEL FLAG HOLDER. illustrated in the accompanying engraving. It com- block which divide the air spaces form a solid mass prises a handle tapered at one end to enter a socket in extending…

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