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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 22 (1885) (1885)

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n constructing a practical head absorbing one-third of the length of wire cut for also gained by the dabbing brushes starting to ope- machine for the combing of wool, but it was deficient the screw. This great spreading of course weakens rate at full speed before the comb circles are on the in many… … —= foregoing size combing such a success that = = ——— of screw: ——— shank, ;' inch; the old system Se re awtaels of — rapidly disap- IMPROVED “NOBLE” WOOL COMBER. head, 34 inch; peared before bevel of head, it, and the 7s inch. This would make a head smaller in extreme hand comber in the worsted…

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