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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 49 (1858) (1858)

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r. Thomas, a Birmingham manufac- instead of saws, also any suitable cutters on A are two upright posts, to which are pivot- saw on one arbor and a splitting saw on the turer, for fraudulently using their trade mark; ed at D, cross pieces, B, that serve as feet to and the Vice Chancellor, in giving… … This invention consists in hanging two or Fic AMERICAN are regularly sold to local of changing a splitting for a cutting-off saw, the tenon arbor, for cutting the space between more circular saws (a cutting off and a split- agents in various parts of the country. We and vice versa, which is…

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