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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 2 (January 1876) (1876)

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e illustrate a number of with the cheek strap, which is pulled through the bit ring, ter, in which the spoke mortices are formed, and has tubular and draws the bit up into the angle of the mouth. In h a BRIDLES, cases driven in from the ends. / has rubber disks around lever jaw, A, on each side, is… … wedges against the spokes, r has a metallic shell with stag- which pass the straps connecting the driving reins to the are attached at E by an elastic strap and snap hook, C, to gering mortices and projecting lips to support the spokes, s head stall. When the lines are pulled upon the stiff bit is…

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