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Elevator Car Details.
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Fig. 103.
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Detail of Brake and Controlling Levers.
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Fig. 104.
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An Outdoor Elevator.
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Fig. 105.
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Supports for Elevator Guides and Cables.
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Fig. 106.
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Elevator Car.
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Fig. 107.
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Counter-balance.
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Fig. 108.
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The Buzz-saw whizzes when you twist the Cord.
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Fig. 109.
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The Eccentric Clog-dancer is a Circus in himself.
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Fig. 110.
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Pull the string and Jack jumps comically.
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Fig. 111.
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Detail of Buzz-saw Whirligig shown in Fig. 108.
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Fig. 112.
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Details of Body of the Clog-dancer shown in Fig. 109.
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Fig. 113.
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Details of Body of the Jumping-Jack shown in Fig. 110.
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Fig. 114.
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Whirling the Cricket-rattle makes it chirp.
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Fig. 115.
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The Crawling Turtle's shell Is a Jelly Mould.
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Fig. 116.
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Details of the Noisy Cricket-rattle shown Fig. 114.
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Fig. 17.
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How Head, Feet, and Tail are Attached to a Jelly Mould to Make the Turtle shown in Fig. 115.
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Fig. 118.
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The Spool Wheels and the Rubber-bands which Propel them.
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Figs. 119 and 120.
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Clock Wheel Tops.
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Fig. 121.
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Upholstering Tack Top.
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Fig. 122.
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How to Hold Upholstering Tack for Spinning.
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Figs. 123 and 124.
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Details of Spool Top.
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Fig. 125.
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A Shoe-polish Can Top.
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Figs. 126–128.
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Details of Shoe-polish Can Top.
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Fig. 129.
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A Spinning Top Race-track.
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Fig. 130.
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A Spiral Top.
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Fig. 131.
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Diagram of Spiral for Spiral Top.
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Fig. 132.
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A Merry-go-round Top.
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Fig. 133.
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Detail of Merry-go-round Top.
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Fig. 134.
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How Horses are Mounted upon Top Platform.
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Fig. 135.
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A Merry-go-round.
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Fig. 136.
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A Clockwork Motor.
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90
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Fig. 137.
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A Ferris Wheel.
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90
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Fig. 138.
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The "Flying Airships."
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90
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Fig. 139.
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How the Clockwork Motor is Fastened to the Cigar-box Cover. (This Box has been cut down to the Proper Length for the Ferris Wheel.)
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Fig. 140.
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Plan of Top of Standard for Merry-go-round.
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Fig. 141.
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Pattern for Tent of Merry-go-round.
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91
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Fig. 142.
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The Tent ready to be Fastened upon a Tent-pole.
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91
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Fig. 143.
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Full-size Pattern for the Horses of the Merry-go-round.
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Fig. 144.
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Pattern for the Merry-go-round Sleighs.
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Fig. 145.
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A Completed Sleigh showing Attachment to Shaft.
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Fig. 146.
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Full-size Pattern for the Girl Riders.
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Fig. 147.
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Full-size Pattern for the Boy Riders.
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95
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Fig. 148.
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How the Second Leg of the Boy is Attached.
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Fig. 149.
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Standard for the Ferris Wheel.
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Fig. 150.
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Make Two Supports like this for the Ferris Wheel Standard.
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Figs. 151 and 152.
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How a Spool is Fastened to the Top of the Support for a Hub.
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Fig. 153.
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How to Lay out the Cardboard Rims of the Ferris Wheel.
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Fig. 154.
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