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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 25 (December 1871) (1871)

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poultry and farmers in general, the inven- under side of the bar, A, at G. The spiral spring, H, holds diameter. It was a scene of busy traffic. There was nearly a tion we herewith illustrate will possess interest. It is a the pin or hammer, E, in contact with the anvil, F, thereby foot of… … Clark's Locomotive Engine. The instrument cau be worked perfectly, without grasping The inclined bars, A, are held parallel to each other by John Clark, M. E., of 44 Finsbury Circus, in the city of the button with thumb and fingers, by operators who do not crossbars, B, which, with the inclined…

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