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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 24 (June 1873) (1873)

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vice has been already adopted by a number of railroad andengine manufacturers. The credit of the invention is dueto Mr. F. Lunkenheimer, of the Cincinnati Brass Works,Cincinnati, Ohio, who may be addressed for further particu-lars. Patented April 1 and April 22,1873. ^^.a … as well as the ready portability of the box, render it a con-venient and suitable article for all who wish to encouragethe planting and healthy growth of shade trees on our side-walks. For further particulars, and also for proposals concerningthe manufacture of this device, address the patentee,…

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