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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 35 (May 1850) (1850)

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ven to invent some- lishman. His factory is in a secluded nook of thing of the sort, by ascertaining practically New Jersey, near Newark. The wire used is the want of economy of the old sort, both as IMPROVEMENT IN SADDLES. made in England expressly for the purpose— to time and money. He vanted… … known here, and have been in use in what is This improvement on saddles we briefly no- of the seat. On the saddle pad fig. 1,'EE, This peculiar branch of manufacturing, al- called the " Scotch Plow," for half a century,. ticed On page 260. It is the invention of Mr. are metal plates for the springs…

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