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Win′dow-shade.

A blind for windows, usually rolling.

Legg's window-shade (Fig. 7246) is arranged to admit light either from the top or bottom of the window. The curtain is wound upon a roller suspended by webs from spiral springs contained in boxes above. As shown, the roller is drawn down and the curtain hooked below; when released, the roller is raised by the springs, and the curtain may be hoisted in the usual manner by the cord.

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