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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 13 (September 1886) (1886)

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g this sists of art eye formed on a strap, which embraces both carried by the vertical strips. The weight of the dash- picker, which is the invention of Mr. Washington B. Mayfield. of South West City, Mo., the bow is placed, sides of the stile of the gate, the eye receiving a pintle ers and their… … MAYFIELB'S FRUIT PICKER. stamping or checking apparatus alter every quarter of piece ofr round iron which is bent U-shaped, and has a mile, corresponding with the number of miles indi- or by either of the bows. The fruit drops into the its ends flattened and perforated to receive the hinge cated on…

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