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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885) (1885)

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the skate. The strip is then pushed toward the rear, with a pad having a buckle and strap at its rear end and projections upon its sides, which engage with apertures when the clamping plates are moved toward each other, Unman Electrotypes. causing the serrated ends to clasp firmly the edges of in… … that when released the upp<!r part will slowly descend spite, however, of his warm recommendation, the idea until a spring attached to f'.e lower end strikes a stop SCHWAAB'S IMPROVED HORSE SHOE is repulsive. It seems a mockery to give permanence plate, secured to a short pt -t, which gradually…

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