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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (December 1886) (1886)

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them under tension while they are be- thereby almost doubled. This is the entire process of ing secured. The clamp, shown in the upper view, is over a chute, to deliver any quantity or grade of shot formed of a bar of iron or steel, and is provided with desired. The discharge opening of each… … the front legs of the sheep swing when he is KIRBY'S IMPROVED FENCE CLAMP. turned from one side to the other in shear- ing. Hooks are attached to the back of the fence between two of the pickets, the number of notch- main table to receive bails of stocks forhold- es and the distance between them…

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