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

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e shine, was passed around among the members. These clamped to castings on which the vehicle shafts are insects had been brought from Mexico, where they are held; the castings are clamped on the axle. Rubber Their scientific name is the pyrophore; and, as none had ever been seen before in Europe,… … ee OS BRADFORD'S IMPROVED TWO WHEELED VEHICLE. CUTTING APPARATUS FOR MOWERS AND REAPERS, _The accompanying cuts show a cutting apparatus for box, are securely united at the top, so as to form a tight mowers and reapers, constructed in such a manner that cog wheels are turned to move the body in…

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