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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 17 (October 1866) (1866)
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heads by HOOK AND HOLDER. by her owners a seaworthy vessel is inferred from means of the levers, H. The head, F, is revolved by the fact that, although valued at $500,000, she was the intervention of two bevel gears, I. Sleeves, J, This neat little implement may be called the uninsured.—Shipping… … to proceed. to be used by ladies for holding their sewing and culture than onions, carrots, beets, etc., which are usu- FBOM THE STEAM PEEBS OF JOHH A.G11AY & GKKEif. also foi fastening up the skirts of their dresses. ally planted in drills. While growing they must be © 1866 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,…Combination · Claim · Purpose · Arranged · Set · Arrangement · Manner · Patents · Purpose set · Constructed · Steam engines · Galloon trimming · Purposes set · Gold medal · Scientific American · Three series · Sewing machine · American patent · Wheeled litter
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