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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 24 (1888) (1888)

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to prevent the contraction of matically lifted from the table or counter, and which well or tower is constructed independent of the walls the hoofs and to expand them, is illustrated herewith, of the building, being designed to stand if the building is equally adapted for use with either fine,… … far proved eminently successful, exceeding the expecta- MONAHAN’S HILL'S TWINE HOLDER. tions of the proprietors in this respect, and is probably panders in various sizes to fit different hoofs, as hereto- the pioneer of numerous craft of the same kind. tented by Mr. Jonathan Hill, of No. 238 East…

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