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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 8 (1879) (1879)

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ead of a T-shaped iron, around The desirability of an efficient ice creeper is admitted, but ‘in the usual way. : which is placed the leather ring that encircles the pole; an the amount of time consumed in attaching and detaching For further information address Messrs. Norton Brothers, ! iron or… … . throw light on certain questions now very obscure. AUSTIN’S ICE CREEPER. BIDDLE’S NECK YOKE RING. i + 0 creepers of the ordinary form is sufficient to prevent their Dangerous Houses. This device permits of all necessary movements of the | gencral use. _ Houses that have been empty may become…

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