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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 6 (1892) (1892)

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et wide, and 80 feet high. The build- A compact and simple machine to facilitate the direction. ing was completed October 6, 1867, having been a little grinding of sickle blades of harvesters or mowing ma- +8 io more than two years and a half in process of erection. chines while on the cutter bar,… … tative of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Curiously enough, KNOBEL’S SICKLE GRINDER. effect being finer. The ceilings of many of the great however, jit appears that, although a speaker need} cutting tools of various kinds, is shown in the accom- churches of Rome are entirely of mosaic, as well as many of…

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