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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 1 (July 1869) (1869)

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ce, instead of passing it through an ordinary driving line buckled to the ring of the bit, and an ordinary check rein, buckled to the ring of the bit and the loops; then, by sliding the front loop up or down, he the sliding bar jointly (see c), passing through the loop of the can regulate its… … the mode of attaching the check-rein to the driving line, as the adjustable knobs on the degree of judgment. We have room to explain here only the place of the Yankee bridle with its double ring bit, pat- overdraw hold the bit in the mouth and avoid the necessity ented by the same inventor December…

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