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

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nd which the operator may cut off limbs upon opposite sides of exl.ibit an appearance very similar to 68, but are apt to crack cotton bales. The invention is simply a square buckle of the tree without shifting his position, on simply reversing alouy the side and through the neck, as is… … succeeded in making such perfect representations of the spe- of the attachment are alike, so that, when the ends of the cimens placed before them, will assist greatly in the acquire- strap are brought together, the tongue of one buckle slips ment of this very valuable accomplishment. uuder that of…

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