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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 20 (November 1879) (1879)

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he invention of Mr. J. H. O'Con- The improved currycomb and brush shown in Fig. 10 is or by the hazardous process of "creeping." This is effected nor, of Helena, Ark. It consists of a goblet-shaped metallic the invention of Mr. John Gawthorpe, of Cleveland, O. It by boats being sent out to grapple… … RECENTLY PATENTED NOVELTIES. a valve to permit of the escape of air as the cup is filled. This mode, however, is very slow. The new method of projecting flange, to which are secured currying teeth and After filling the air valve is closed, and the liquid is dis- brushes arranged diagonally across…

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