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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 2 (1890) (1890)

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ow, of front at one side, and extending from top to bottom of Pepperwood, Cal., is preferably made with a triangular winds the rope on the longitudinal shaft until the log the car, the ends of the bar being beveled, and the bar is rolled up the skids to its place of rest on the cross base to allow… … GREENLOW’S FRUIT PICKING STAND. depth to retain a ball or marble employed in playing the latter is struck by the log as it is moved permit of conveniently taking down and by turning the crank, which then winds the setting up the post. A triangular platform unloading rope upon the longitudinal…

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