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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 6 (August 1859) (1859)

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by screws from each end. To one side of the carriage, C, In our respective view A is the frame, in the lower on, so as to be readily removed when it is desired to sub- at on end a projection, K, is attached, anil to the inner stitute u disk with straight edge, or a different size for dif- part of… … ing rights can he obtained can be drawn back, the finished MATTHEW'S PLOW- HANDLE CUTTEE. from Messrs. Shaw & Clark, work removed, and another Biddeford, Maine, and N. E. James & Co., of No. 23 piece of stuff inserted to undergo the same operation. guides, a. The carriage has a rack attached to the…

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