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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 12 (September 1870) (1870)

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ple, economical, durable, and, at the same time, strict- cotton is being compressed. are clamped, are held by stout pins, H. The ends of the bars The hinges, however, are not submitted to any material ly practical cotton and hay press, has long been a desidera- opposite the levers are bent down at… … September 29, 1869 (and other pounds of cotton, picked up by improvements are pending be- hand, and stamped into them. DAVIS' IMPROVED COTTON AND HAY PRESS, fore the Patent Office), by Jo- When the press is reached this the upper part of the box are held in such a manner as to seph K. Davis, of…

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