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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 3 (January 1876) (1876)

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ular leather tannage is driven out of competition, and is now sel- specialty of which you are thorough masters. Push to com- IHFBOVED BABBEL FATTCET BTTSHING. dom used except when, as at present, oak rough tannages pletion in perfect workmanship such small orders as you We illustrate herewith a new… … similar advantages would result to the hemlock and are in place, a flat exterior surface is afforded. oak rough leather tannages if thus carried on. There The entering faucet shank forces the plug, B, MANTET'S BA.RBEL FAUCET BUSHING. is no more difScult task than to find oak rough out of the…

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