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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 16 (October 1862) (1862)

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miles. Lake Erie—greatest length 250 miles, greatest cess is saved on the binder. each sheaf with a band of strong twine, and turning breadth 80 miles, mean depth 200 feet, hight above A patent for this invention was granted, through off the grain in bundles as fast as it is cut by the the sea 262… … It is an established rule of the publishers to insert none but original en- gravings, and those of the first-class in the art, drawn and engraved by POWERS AND LANCASTER'S GRAIN BINDER. experienced artists, under their own supervision, expressly for this The twine, wound on a spool and deposited in…

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