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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 7 (August 1859) (1859)

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Our illustration shows the improved pupose of holding down the cover, D, and E represents walls, A and B, one within and equidistant from the skate which is the invention of J. H. Coe, and W. B. the handles of the boiler. The entire is made of the other; the bottom, C as well as the cover, D, is… … as it is cheaper and more durable than the other sheet metals used for this purpose. It was patented June 21st, 1859, and the inventor COE & SNIFFEN'S IMPROVED SKATE. will be happy to give any further information upon being addressed as above. May 3J, 1859. The skeleton base or foot-plate, A, is to…

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