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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 12 (1887) (1887)

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,678. The number of tion is applicable, as for carriage, buggy, and saddle patented by Mr. Frank E. Buddington, of No. 2108 patents granted during the year, including reissues and horses, and with all animals generally kept for private Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Heretofore it has been or family… … BUDDINGTON’S TRACER AND SCISSORS. ing illustration, and has been patented by Mr. Chris- MANNING’S BRIDLE BIT. tian H. Peters, of No. 508 East North Street, Danville, lines on the paper or other pattern sheet, thus trans- Ill. It consists of a metal tube or casing within which companying…

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