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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 7 (February 1880) (1880)

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ry blowpipe tar, and prevent it from running down the ropes. NOVEL PED0-M0T0E. or the compound blowpipe, represented by Fig. 3. The Mr. Warreu H. Guthrie, of Florence, N. J., has patented machine is light and portable, weighing but twelve pounds The annexed engraving represents a new device for… … thumbscrew nut of novel construction. wire or cord, which extends upward, and is provided Messrs. Jabez C. Terry and Herbert J. Terry, of GOENALL'S PED0-M0T0E. with a hook or loop for attachment to some part of Springfield, Mass., have patented an improved but- the clothing of the user. The…

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