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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 4 (July 1877) (1877)

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inely examine the broken shaft. It is about seventy-five feet tree are formed lugs in which are pivoted at each end a long, nineteen inches jn diameter, and made of malleable triturated zinc, which are rubbed up to a thickish fluid with double hook, A. The ends of this hook are iron. It broke near… … cord, which turns the rod, and raises its head externally could detect it. This enormous BARKER'S HORSE DETACHER. out of the space between the points of the shaft, after it was broken, kept whirling double hook. The draught strain then turns round, knocking to pieces such things as it the hook…

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