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English: Drawing of a Fahnestock clip from a 1912 scientific equipment catalog. The Fahnestock clip was an early electrical breadboarding connector invented in 1907. It is designed to grip a bare or stripped electric wire securely, yet release it with the when the tab is pushed, as shown.
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Source Downloaded 2011-01-01 from Central Scientific Co. Catalog M, 1912, Chicago, USA, p. 220A, fig. 2733B on Instruments for Science collection, Smithsonian Institution website
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