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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 16 (April 1882) (1882)

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seasons and to being tampered witb to the ends of the blades and turns inward, extending paral- the men suffered much from the intense cold, and on Janu- by malicious persons, and are subject to get out of order. lel with the cutting edge of the shears. When a twig or It is certain, then, that in… … Electrical Exhibition there were shown two types of plows Unknown , 10 BADIA'S SHEARS FOR CUTTING FLOWERS, FRUITS, ETC. Foreign matter , 4 adopted for the purpose just indicated. One of these, in the Sparks 3 German section, was light and incapable of reaching much Gas jets S stem is cut off by the…

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