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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 22 (1864) (1864)

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ave small flaps, 6, which broken up, and seed time and harvest become so | on the ground or they can be lifted up clear of it and | button over lugs on the seed box so that they can be many opportunities for the inventor to display his | kept suspended by the catch, K, on the main frame. | quickly… … days we work more wond- RICH’S SEED-PLANTER. drill tubes perfectly round ers in an hour than with and of the same diameter. their patience and perseverance -hey were able to| cast sowing, and it has a series of apertures, M, at| The drills, S, are fastened on to the pipes with bolts, accomplish in…

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