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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 1 (1879) (1879)

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and forth by the cap, C, which is pivoted on a pin that runs trans- longitudinal wire rails. readily, and rocks to and from the work. It is sawed open Mr. Louis R. Sassinot, of New Orleans, La., has invented versely through the plane. The position of the cap above This invention is designed to hold… … Mr. Benjamin Landon, of Canton, Pa., is easily applied, and the table, which is a has devised an improved Mouth Piece for GALLAGHER’S PLANE. light iron one, dressed up true, is sup- Mail Bags, that can be easily and quickly ported by a standard set in the tool stock, opened and closed, and that…

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