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Rope-slings

A very handy and useful substitute for heavy iron slings, when the flasks to be turned over are not too ponderous. Made as a single strand, with eyes at each end, or by splicing both ends of the rope together, they are infinitely superior to chains where large wood flasks are in constant service. The dealers supply these slings, leather-bound at the loops and middle, as desired. See SLINGS.

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