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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 2 (September 25, 1852) (1852)

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d stiffness of form. The tries where laws for the protection of inven- parts apparently so adjusted as to be durable the one which cuts from ‘the planed to the external convexity of top and bottom, how- tors exist. in operation. unplaned surface, owing to sand and dirt being ever, are preserved.… … volving knives, the riband shavings made by N. Y., has taken measures to secure a patent This engraving is a perspective view of a throwing it out at the side of the ditch. The the former, are cut up and thrown off by the for an improvement in the construction of plate, P, is but to incline the sod…

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