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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 10 (September 1880) (1880)

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alternating air chambers rising between said pockets recently patented by Messrs. Freeborn & Chase, and is being and communicating below with the portion of the furnace j largely manufactured by Mr. T. W. Freeborn, of Newport, the ink reservoir, and of a double-nibbed pen fixed in the corresponding… … invention consists, mainly, in the employment of a curved scoops. The invention consists in combining a flanged reciprocating block or bar, which is located in the hopper socket with a recessed blade. FREEBORN' FOLDING STAND. and attached to the seed slide, with which it reciprocates An improved…

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