Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 68
the top of the can he cut a hole for ven-tilation, and one in the front to answer the pur-pose of a lens, also a small one in each side forside-lights. Over the opening used for thelens he glued with flour paste a piece of red muslin. This done, the lamp was completedand soon wired to the front of… … PLAN OF THE HOME-MADE LAMP. A, hole covered with red muslin; B, B, the side-lights; C, redmuslin: D, wires to attach to bicycle ; E, plug to hold bottle; F, theglass bottle; G, wick ; H, plug to hold wick ; I, cotton wick ends ;J, hole supporting the lamp-plug; K, L, air holes in cover. reached…
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