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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 8 (February 1875) (1875)

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Sftitntitit %mtxum. February 20, 1875.] 125 This imperfectly represents a recently patented household utensil which will soon be in general use. The few Fleetwood Scroll Saw, Agents out are reaping a harvest. Sold by Hardware and Cutlery Dealers and Jkwkllkbs, a proof of its Elegance or on receipt… … and Modes and Operation? of Painting, etc. Together w TWO MILLION ELLS' EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER with Chevreul'B Principles of Harmony and Contrast of SHINGLE & BARREL MACHINERY Colors. 12mo. 356 pages < $1.50 and BUSINESS FORM BOOK. By John G. EVART'S IMP. HEADING AND SHINGLE SAW, Welle ells. A…

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