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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 16 (1868) (1868)

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a protection to of the circle. But if the men form a strgight row, and if the observer stand at one end of the row, the simultaneous dis- The engraving is a view of a combined tool, which is in- charge of the men’s pieces will be prolonged to a‘kindof roar. tended mainly for the use of farmers,… … connection,crank,etc. the head block and knife, and thus, though holding the latter adapted to the facilitation of repairsin exigencies. It isa The stem or pipe, D, perfectly firm, allow it to be easily removed. The slide, D, is simple and handy tool, notwithstanding its double office. It receives…

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