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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 21 (1874) (1874)

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, in connection wifh the bar and clamp, according to the kind may be set at any desired elevation, and then, by clamping similar rough wood, very readily by any one at all skilled in of work to be operated upon. ordinary farming operations. It is In Fig. 1 a tap is being fluted, in composed of two… … weigh about five hundred pounds. to the tool at the American Institute McGINTY’S PICKET FENCE. Fair of 1873, the Buffalo Fair, and The material suitable for the pur- pose, we are assured, need not cost over one fourth that of the common rail fence, and the wire is worth about fifty cents serves to…

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