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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 3 (1892) (1892)

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two such horses in the accompanying engraving. known to exist in this country. One of them was that are superior to the rest, but still, the same quali- No. 1 represents the well known Gramme machine, foaled in the West; the one we illustrate No. 2 the Edison-Hopkinson, and No. 3 is credited to… … has a good disposition, who is naturally —a model which has since been con- A HAIRLESS HORSE. kind, patient, cheerful, hopeful, and who structed with more or less modification by the Oerlikon and Allgemeine Gesellschaft has a flavor of wit and fun in his compo- Companies, of Berlin. In all these…

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