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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 11 (1862) (1862)

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entor he burgh, Mass. It is the invention of James G. Wil- end of the bale, and braces the body of the operator could have hardly failed to make a fortune by it. son, No. 48 Pine street, this city. It has a small ro- as he tips the upper end of the bale forward. One of the members of a leading New… … shown in Fig. 1 and ona also close the hooks DOUGLAS'S STORE TRUCK. large scale in Fig. 2. A of the needles and de- metal bar, a, is secured by loops to the lower side of liver the loops which have been previously formed. Douglas; the patent was issued July 15, 1862, to the shafts of the truck, in…

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