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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 11 (March 1873) (1873)

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e fifteen feet high and of the most exquisite work- 3. That the red line (which seems to have been actually We are- indebted to Iron for details relative to the new manship, is represented with marvelous delicacy of outline, positioned by two observers only) is not found to coincide steam reaper… … quire further examination to confirm STEAM BEAFEE AND MOWEB. This entirely novel invention is self- their positions. propelling, and altogether its weight patience and skilled labor that must have been bestowed ■ «-!#►• , does not exceed that of the combined reaper and mower in The Westinghouse…

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