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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 23 (1863) (1863)

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e ninety pieces of shell mounting of various colors ous boys that they are not slow to avail themselues whose occupations require them to open and shut and shapes, among which I can name a crescent, of. This gate cannot be swung upon, as there areno gates in their travels over their own farms or… … humble opinion, come CORBIN’S FARM GATE. the cord, E, is pulled down nearer a perpetual mo- and the bars all drawn up together, as shown by the desirable features will be noted by the attentive tion than any machine yet devised. Gen. Norton, dotted lines; they recede further in the rear than reader…

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