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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 5 (1888) (1888)

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A COMBINED WHIP AND CANE. Cheap Stationery. ' A saw gauge which can be readily applied to a block A construction designed to give greater strength, It is a mistake to suppose that cheap stationery is a or board, and held firmly in place thereon to accurate- matter of economy, says the Appleton,… … the guide, and thus saw accurately in a plane at right GODWARD’S WHIP AND HAWLEY’S PORTABLE CLEAT. The use of leather board in angles to the edges of the board or block. In making CANE. shoe manufacture is one of light gauges it would not}be necessary to make the tilt- bar being attached across the…

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