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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 6 (August 1877) (1877)

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al pieces curious fish in the flesh. It measures five feet, is —the blade, the spring, and the haft. The haft is about a quarter of an inch thick, and is of a sil- formed of two thin metallic plates, both covered on one side with small sheets of horn, ivory, very hue, not unlike the color of the '… … are then thrown, back foremost, into a large vat The rays forming the crest are united to double Fig. 2.—TABLE AND POCKET KNIVES TAKEN APART. full of water, in which they are stirred about pillars of very slender bone. In substance it is until perfectly cold. In tempering, the blades very delicate,…

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