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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 11 (September 1863) (1863)

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its several parts with reference tothe work required of it; a simple closing of thehand being sufficient to perform the operation. Ourartist has so clearly depicted the construction of thetool that it may be seen at a glance. It consists of ametallic bar, A, mounted on a joint, and worked bythe… … DAYS with illustrate still another one—a claimant for pub-lic favor in the same line. The skate will be easilyunderstood by referring to the letters and subjoinedexplanation of it. The iron is rivetted to the stand-ards, A, which carry on their upper faces the heeland foot plates, B ; these plates…

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