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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 16 (1864) (1864)

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l more Trace Hook and Hold-back. to its use. It seems to have the property to cause clear by admirable wood engravings. These engray- Very many serious accidents have been caused by ings represent objects in the various departments of traces slipping off the whiffletrees, or breeching straps… … nessed, asis the case with can afford to pw- ordinary harnesses. To chase it. which loosens the skin so that they can be readily get the hold-back straps off, the stirrup is turned Lt pealed, the peal is taken off, the fruit is sliced into a round on the yoke until the slot,-a, in it comes op-…

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