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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 6 (1893) (1893)

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PROVED FIRE APPARATUS. atits upper end a die at the side of and at an angle was 16-17 per cent less than was the case with other to the top or face of the angle, the same bolt;also fasten- The accompanying illustration represents a com- treatment. The preparation is a clear, brown-yellow ing… … necting it with the ground, to facilitate RAPP’S HORSESHOE SHARPENER. the carrying up of hose and afford the shank are lugs carrying a pivot for a lever which has further means of escape. In the upper an upper curved end extending opposite the die, the end of each laddersection is a drum lower end…

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