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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 12 (1863) (1863)

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f the ScientTiFIc AMERICAN, most of them which a hole, B, is cut, into this the needle is thrust the Government reserves the right of rejecting all being subjects of new patents, and all possessing point upwards. The head of the needle is received which are unsuitable. Here isa chance for the na-… … the hook is attached to shows a_ sectional side one section and the ORENDORFF’S PATENT FARM FENCE. view of the needle-thread- staple to another ; they er, in which the conical opening, E, at the back is seen ; this opening guides the thread to the eye of the needle and it is only necessary to place…

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