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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 22 (June 1877) (1877)

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he same direction. At fit complete. What with portable stoves, portable tents, port- any desired moment the stop is pressed a third time, and able boats, and portable beds, life in the woods need now involve few of the hardships which go to alloy its pleasures; while if the modern hunter grows in… … two independent jaws, one of which is rotated by means of by iron columns, which in turn rested on a brick wall. The an arm in the simpler styles, and in the one here illustrated both hands are instantly arrested. Finally a fourth pressure latter was not constructed of suflicient strength to hold…

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