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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 9 (1876) (1876)

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shield is placed between the blade and comb, et 8 serving to govern the length at which the hair is cut, and to IMPROVED LATHING MACHINE, present the same properly to the blades. Mr. Charles B. Trimble, of New York city, has recently Fig. 1 represents a perspective view of the shears, and patented… … plastering. It consists of a case for holding the lath in po- papers. sition, and ofa machine for clamping and taking up the lath and placing them on the wall or ceiling, such journals are public benefactors.” To which, we have in Fig. 2. The parts are arranged to hold the comb and the Fig. 1 is a…

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