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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 20 (1900) (1900)

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the two edges of the stairway are balustrades ; are useful and handsome vehicles. For many practi- at the foot of the stairway the bases of two large pil- cal reasons the company has en- lars remain, the object of which tirely abandoned the use of wire is uncertain. The peculiar shape wheels,… … plies the brake, so that only two the clay hatchets and hammers, the COUNTRY CLUB WAGON. points of attention are necessary flint Knives and styles, stone and for the entire nanagement of the clay nails, and a hundred other Stet ie vehicle. They run backward or for- objects so palpably denoting a…

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