The Technical World Magazine, Volume 4Technical World Company, 1905 |
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Page 116
... Four - Ply The highest grade of col- lars are always four ply . It is the standard of service- able weight and strength . Few two - for - a - quarter collars have four - ply folds -cut up old ones and find out which have . Corliss ...
... Four - Ply The highest grade of col- lars are always four ply . It is the standard of service- able weight and strength . Few two - for - a - quarter collars have four - ply folds -cut up old ones and find out which have . Corliss ...
Page 190
... four tracks which means , of course , that there will be four tracks on each of the new bridges on that portion of the Principle of the Lift Bridge These great bridges , with their millions of pounds of weight , which rise and fall ...
... four tracks which means , of course , that there will be four tracks on each of the new bridges on that portion of the Principle of the Lift Bridge These great bridges , with their millions of pounds of weight , which rise and fall ...
Page 283
... four miles of shelves are transported and handled . As the illustration shows , the library building is rectangular in shape , with a central tower , from which run four internal wings . Three of these wings are filled with book stacks ...
... four miles of shelves are transported and handled . As the illustration shows , the library building is rectangular in shape , with a central tower , from which run four internal wings . Three of these wings are filled with book stacks ...
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