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1909 POPULAR MECHANICS
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1910 THE RAILROAD TELEGRAPHER
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1910 THE RAILROAD TELEGRAPHER
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1910
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1911 B OF L E
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1911
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1912 FILM MAGAZINE
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1912 THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW
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1913 OUR NAVY
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1913 T B S
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1913
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1913 MASONS
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1913 AD
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1914
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1914 AD
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1915 ILLUSTRATED WORLD
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1915 COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
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1916 WOODMEN
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1916 CARPENTERS
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1916 DECEMBER, POPULAR SCIENCE: 21 JEWEL ANNOUNCEMENT
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1917 JANUARY, POPULAR MECHANICS: 21 JEWEL INRODUCTION
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1917 OCTOBER
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1919 THE BOILERMAKERS' AND IRON SHIP BUILDERS' JOURNAL
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1921 THE SANTE FE MAGAZINE
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1924 APRIL POPULAR MECHANICS: THE BURLINGTON BULLDOG
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1925 NOVEMBER POPULAR MECHANICS: THE NEW-21 JEWEL-BURLINGTON "BULL DOG"
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APPROXIMATELY 1926 CATALOG
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1926 APRIL POPULAR MECHANICS
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1927 MAY POPULAR MECHANICS
IHC Member 1110 posted October 31, 2010 17:26
Nice ads Rich,I notice a lot of them are aimed at railroaders, even though they aren't supposed to be railroad grade.I always wonder why they didn't have the number of adjustment positions marked on them, everyone assumes they're only three, but I wonder if it really was the full five.Thanks!, Ted.
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