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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 10 (March 1865) (1865)

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ll aumit of being readily actuated to liberate the Grain and Grass Harvester.—This invention re- Wool (American Saxony fleece) rake, so that it may revolve and discharge its load when necessary.] ft ft 90 @ 1 10 90 ® 1 10 lates to an improved sickle-driving mechanism, 46,448.—Machine for Cuttiug… … Filth, I claim the combination of the grooved and flanged disk part of the machine and partially sustain the finger with detachable cams and clamps and screw bolts to fasten the cams ISSUED PROM THE UNITED STATES PATENT-OFFICE to the periphery oi the wheel, substantially as set forth. bar so that…

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