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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 20 (1889) (1889)

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Kaffenberger, of Springfield, BAND CUTTER PLATFORM FOR THRASHING MACHINES. in a grooved iron plate adapted to receive them, or a Mo., the small figure being a front view showing the The illustration herewith represents a simple con- brass tube may be used as a mould, as shown in Figs. hinged parts… … board or bottom shelf, to which short side pieces are eral oil mixed with 10 percent of animal or vegetable ~ ad > i permanently attached, and folding side parts hinged oil will go far to prevent combustion. LEEPER’S BAND CUTTER PLATFORM FOR THRASEING Olive oil is combustible, and, mixed with rags,…

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