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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 6 (February 1880) (1880)
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ed a superior cabinet. Economy of space and appearance are ture of boots and shoes by machinery would be difficult, combined planter and cultivator which is so constructed not their only merits, for besides these advantages they are because it must be pretty widely known that this trade lias… … ready-made article, which may be had fork may be used to cut grass, sod, or SKINNER & WOOD'S PORTABLE ENGINE. of all shapes and sizes. Of course roots, or to take the place of a spade there is a saving in this, and the time in addition to its ordinary use as fork. © 1880 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Air · Cotton · Iron · Sizing · Patented · Scientific American · Feet · Cast Iron · Aqueous solution · Patent issued · Foul air · Strong aqueous · Emery wheel · Screw cutting · Steam piston · Fresh air
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