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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 33 (May 1849) (1849)

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is a beau- colored like a water color painting, an artist led along the beams below, abreast the masts, nut in the handle, that one or more fingers can tiful one and the author of it intends to se- being employed for this purpose. and down the sides to the water, if preferred. be projected or drawn… … The next improvement is a smoothing knife may be made of good hickory or elm. The This is a very neat arrangement and com get out of order. on the lower edge of the planing horizontal bination to operate a morticing chisel or drill, standard of the spring pole is secured to the Another advantage…

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