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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 18 (October 1909) (1909)

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ange 8 at the end of the to lift the forward end of the baby carriage when mounting a curb, or when it is desired to make a sleeve P, the jaws R are withdrawn from engagement %Patent sharp turn. It also permits of lowering the carriage with the clutch member E, after which the friction from a step… … the thread as soon as an effort is made to unscrew it. SLEIGH-RTTNNER ATTACHMENT FOR BABY CARRIAGES. perforations, adapted to be brought successively into When it is desired to remove the put, the wedge can engagement with an aperture G in the bottom of the be released by a pin or piece of wire and…

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