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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 25 (1878) (1878)

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take care of a half dozen be easily removed from the shoe. The arrangement of the machines doing each ten men’s work. The machines have being locked in line or at angles by means of bolts operated device is perfectly plain from our engraving. It will be the advantage that they cost nothing for… … nations, to enable them to bring their industries with them. angle to the toe of the shoe, and so formed that its arms ex- IMPROVED SHOE BRUSH. tend back along the sides of the frog and bear against the +O Oe AN ETHER ICE-MAKING MACHINE. inner sides of the rim of the hoof, at its heel. the thumb…

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