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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (June 1881) (1881)

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are fitted to NEW IRON FENCE. this point is placed a knee plate, E, which is slotted for each move in adjustable guides. A feed bed and feeding device The fence shown in the annexed engraving is light, strong, arm of the post. Each arm of the post is first given a are combined with circular saws,… … by means of solder. This method involves skilled labor, This improved fence was recently patented by Mr. Wil- and is also expensive, and the attachment is in a measure liam C. Reicheueker, of Denver, Col. Further information PANEL AND TERMINAL POSTS. insecure, besides detracting from the appearance…

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