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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 9 (August 1909) (1909)

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through the slot in the extension B, nections E and F, running to the spark device and formed of sheet metal, which is so arranged that it and the whole device may then be hung on a hook pass- throttle control. These connections are also of tele- may quickly he attached to a wall or other support,… … SHEET-METAL SHELF. TELESCOPING STEERING GEAR FOR AUTOMOBILES. is attached at each end to the staples B by means of hooks E. The tension of this spring of a sheet-metal piece A, provided with depending is Mr. C. J. tor of this telescoping steering gear is made adjustable by means of a U-shaped clip…

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