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• The case at the back of the door containing the lock and
fire-proof composition should fit the interior of the safe as
tightly as the opening and closing will allow. This is to
keep out external heat, and prevent the escape of that
moisture evolved by vaporizing material.
• The inside case that forms the chambers for the fire-resisting
material should fit the inside of the outer body tightly and
prevent the undue escape of the vapor in a fire. It should be
so secured to the outer frame that no violence exerted upon
the door should force the removal of such lining.
• The small lock which secures the bolts should be one that
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