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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 14 (1884) (1884)

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g in longitudinal holder. The extreme end of the handle is of flatform for top and bottom, and cover plate on top; and provided, as grooves formed in plates in the boat. The lower end of the use as a Stove lifter, notched to serve also as atack pullcr, shown, with tapping hole, spout, and fettling… … TURPEL’S SEAT AND FOOT BOARD FOR ROWBOATS. The shell of the cupola is of plate iron with butt joints, stove doors and for use as a screw driver; this arm has a covered with strips and rings, and riveted together with hole and spout, and hot air pipe and plug to convey hot air roughened til piece…

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