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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 9 (1866) (1866)

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low as £12. As for while the machine does the work. prime cost, it is difficult to see why Bessemer rails In detail, the machine consists of two knives, A, should cost more than, if as much as, those rolled of between the guide bars, B. These guides are, prac- iron. tically, two forks, which go… … and cause the arms of the mending as the work BUITERWORTH’S CORN HARVESTER. carrier to revolve a quar- goes on, bear one hun- —Engineering. The<: patented on dan. 16, 3866,. 2 ace a a 4. embry 2m a Tue address of Mr. Snell, the inventor ‘of the through the Scientific American Patent Agency, by when…

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