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EGG WHIPS.

1. Dover Beater.
2. Wire Spoon.

3. Wire Whip.
4. Daisy Beater.

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JELLY MOLDS.

1. Two Charlotte Molds for double molding.
2. Cylindrical Mold.	3, 4. Ring Molds.

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JELLY MOLDS.

1. Mold packed in ice for fancy molding.
2. Smaller Mold of same shape to fit into No. 1 for double molding. (See page 325.)