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Adjustable Window-Shade Support.

Description: Patent for an adjustable window shade support that can readily attach a shade to a window frame and the roller can be adjusted to any desired location or elevation.
Date: July 9, 1918
Creator: Simmons, Oscar C.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Blacksmith Shop in Jones County

Description: Copy negative of Carl Harton's blacksmithing and woodworking shop in Danevang, Texas. The one-story building features a false storefront with a sign reading "Blacksmith and Woodwork." Two carriages pulled by horses are driving across the road in front of the shop. Several men are standing in front of the open doors of the shop. On the left side of the shop, wagon wheels and other debris are scattered against the building.
Date: unknown
Partner: Danish Heritage Preservation Society

Motorcycles in Front of Blacksmith Shop in Avoca

Description: Copy negative of men standing in front of Carl Harton's blacksmith shop in Avoca, Texas. Three of the men are seated on motorcycles, while five other men stand around the bikes. Carl Harton is identified as the second person from the left. The men are wearing overalls, plaid shirts, peacoats, buttoned sweaters, and vests. They are also wearing cabbie hats, fedoras, and cowboy hats.
Date: unknown
Partner: Danish Heritage Preservation Society

Harrow

Description: Patent for improvement for harrows, "which may be adjusted so as to spread them apart or bring the same close together." (lines 15-17) The adjustable frame of the harrow allows the device to be used for different purposes of cultivation.
Date: February 20, 1912
Creator: Robbins, John F.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Swingletree

Description: Patent for a swingletree that equalizes the strain of the draft animal when the traces are connected in an irregular manner.
Date: July 20, 1920
Creator: Bosse, William F.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Quilting-Frame.

Description: Patent for an improvement in quilting-frames by making one roller adjustable in which it can be turned in either direction from the opposite side of the device. Illustration is included.
Date: April 7, 1891
Creator: Martin, Enoch
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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