ILLUSTRATIONS.
Geo. S. Demuth
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Fig.
1.
A 10-frame hive with comb-honey super and perforated zinc queen excluder
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2.
Perforated zinc queen excluder
9
3.
Beeway and plain sections, unfolded
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4.
Plain section in super, showing method of spacing
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5.
Beeway section in super, showing method of spacing
11
6.
Square and oblong sections
12
7.
The T super
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8.
Super with section holder for beeway sections
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9.
Super with section holder for square plain section
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10.
Super with section holder for oblong plain sections
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11.
Combination super with wide frames for oblong plain sections
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12.
Bee-escape board for removing bees from supers
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13.
Drone and queen trap on hive entrance
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14.
Colony before swarming; supers in place
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15.
Brood placed in hive turned 00 degrees from old entrance
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16.
Hive with brood turned back to 45 degrees from old entrance
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17.
Hive with brood turned parallel to old entrance
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18.
Hive with brood placed on other side of old entrance
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19.
Arrangement of supers
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20.
Shipping cases for comb honey
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