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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 26 (December 1887) (1887)

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the end of the short arm of the has been patented by Mr. Edgar Jones, of No. 383 retains the dog in position. The hank having been hinge, which projects through the upright. The Hamilton Street, Albany, N. Y. A perpendicular plate passed around the lower end of the long arm of the hinge rod enters… … MileHill, S. 0. The The ax is made withi, aligning apertures in its sides, JONES' BOOT OB SHOE HEEL FOBMEB. heater has the usual fireplace, ash pit, and door, from the eye, as shown in Fig. 1, and a socket of malle- and is mounted on a circular base, in the outside of able iron, with shoulder and…

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