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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 16 (1892) (1892)

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inner rod. AN EASILY ADJUSTABLE HARNESS SADDLE. high temperature by the close proximity of the pipes A saddle which may be easily adjusted to fit horses of the steam heating companies. of different sizes, which can be cheaply made, and will be strong and durable, is shown in the accompanying… … The metal article, having its surface polished JAMISON’S HARNESS SADDLE. and made free from water and grease by any ordinary or suitable means, is or may be dipped curved center yoke which can by no possibility hit the into a solution made according to either of the back of the animal, this yoke…

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