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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 3 (July 1908) (1908)

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the package is tied without break- be released from the rope quite readily. The clamp ing or prying open at least one arm of the seal, and photograph of the press is shown herewith. In its is also so arranged that the seat may be attached to if the fastener on this side is broken, it will be im-… … boring machine shop, and some of it was ventor of this rope bracket is Mr. O. M. Stalson, Eau done by Mr. Brooks himself on a home-made SEAL AND PROTECTOR FOR KNOTS. Claire, Wis., R. R. No. 1. lathe. After much filing, chiseling, cutting, M. Kluytmans, the inventor of the divided dirigible and…

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