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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 12 (1867) (1867)

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rolled or raised either ly knew that a handy and efficient implement for opening the climate, by remaining attached to the stalk. So dry is the from the bottom, as is the usual way, from the top, or thrown cans could be cheaply purchased. The engraving represents airin San Jose that remnants of… … means of a bolt which is set up by a thumb nut, C. A hole may be desired. With these advantages it may be made as for the reception of the needle is made through this bolt be- ornamental and elegant as any other, and entails but little hind the head, and the inner face of the head has a semicir-…

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