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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 2 (1887) (1887)

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r front side, which forms a mity of the tenon. The advantages of this construc- flexible tongue, arranged so that when the loop is en- in the rear of the center plows is a conically pointed marker of sufficient size and weight to form holes to tion consist in its great simplicity and consequent… … foundland on the 12th, and was experienced by many GOODIER’S AX WITH DETACHABLE BLADE. ocean steamers on the 18th. When the first indication of approaching bad cheapness, resulting from the facility with which the moval of the loop, the tongue preventing it from pass- weather was shown by the…

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