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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 2 (1905) (1905)

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l another type is designed for army use, for explorers, etc. This is These remarkable pairs of interlocked antlers were formed of two parts, and has a prow in front, and a found by Wade Snyder, who’ was hunting near: Lake- view, Oregon. He presented them to the firm of Whor- square-cut stern. These… … 46 pounds, and carries a load of 1,180 among the other things exhibited, a A PAIR OF INTERLOCKED DEER HORNS. pounds. Finally, the type for six per- folding canoe and a jointed oar that place, can preserve his position therein as long as he sons is 11.8 feet in length, 36 inches in width, and 21…

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