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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 3 (1874) (1874)

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- nor does it require the ability of a very skilled artisan.” I an inspection of the fractured piece indicate its strength to ment by elasticity, thus preventing the nut from working have for many years been a close observer of losses in found- be nearly double that of ordinary wrought iron, and… … STARR’S COTTON BALE FASTENER. Mr. Myron de Groodt, of Eaton, N. Y., hrs recently de- ture, which distinguish it from the fiberous wrought irons. We illustrate herewith a very simple and ingenious device vised a pruning shears, acting on the above principle, by Tie shear steels and the softer grades…

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