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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 20 (1860) (1860)

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ll about eleven millions of dollars worth, and preserving the wood in a horizontal position exccpt A. T. Stewart & Co. eight millions, Lord & Taylor six millions,.and Arnold, Constable & Co. four millions and when the power of the spring is overcome. The mode of fastening this skate to the foot is… … ary case to the ankle of Sy easily adjusted to the wearer, this skate runs boards of difforent dimen- with unusual smoothncss sions, it.is exceedingly simple in its construction. makers, door, sash and blind makers, and joiners and on the ice, and is considered a decided improvement on Ths boards…

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