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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 16 (October 1887) (1887)

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common hitherto. An iuvention providing means whereby tbe blades of imperforate, the other part being made of fine wire The bits are arranged, so.that only one will cut at a a propeller may be changed to any desired angle or cloth or netting, or of perforated metal plates if desired ; time, and… … through one end of the outer case. A sifter and ash receptacle of this kind can be kept and used in any STEVES AND HILL'S SCBEW PBOPELLEB. room of a house, where most convenient, without scat- shown in the accompanying illustration, and has been tering dust over clothing and furniture. patented by…

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