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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 2 (1870) (1870)

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t is only peculiar to the road in the point of the guard which extends beyond the point of the yellow gave the most distinct sensation with the smallest the extent of its application. When the new car shops are knife also acts as a gage to keep the knife at a constant dis- amount of light and the… … ing the screw, D, and the guard may be and with Faber as 518 to 1. They con- clude thence that the various colors must set to any required angle to suit the REIST’S PATENT TRIMMING KNIFE. operator by means of the screw, E. have the same or nearly the same bright- The testimony of a large number of…

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