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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 41 (1859) (1859)

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ce themselves in any position without keep the smooth periphery on the ground by versed by raising the latches, d. small catches, a. To A is also secured the This car-seat allows great freedom to the driver’s seat, F. B is the tongue or draft- + passengers, every two of them being able to markably… … above the rotating colored cards, the eye sees wheel, K, keep moving it as the harrow is through the openings a most beautiful play dragged along, so that seed can be planted ofcolors. They dance and waver in the out- during a journey. while the ground is being harrowed. A line of the*perforated…

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