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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 12 (March 1909) (1909)

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of the machine. advantages: It is portable, as all sections and other nails well clinched. The cloth is smoothed loosely over These, as well as the whole frame, are blocked up and parts are held together with a minimum number of rest upon boards or plank pieces about 8 inches by the section and cut… … boards. FRONT VIEW OF THE AUTOMOBILE HOUSE. A SIDE VIEW OF THE FOBTABLE AUTOMOBILE HOUSE. The window sections are made interchangeable with the rest, and the position of the windows may be tools. It is easily set up and taken apart. It is light raw oil and turpentine. After this, dries the cloth is…

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