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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 5 (February 1888) (1888)

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ear either tone eye by which the file is hinged to the shoulder, and the is used for inner soles, shanking, filling, and so on. perfectly, the defect is not one of deafness. He ac- other portion acting as a spring against the shoulder Steel shanks are also covered with this, and inner cordingly… … liam A. Taylor, HAWLEY'S COMBINED SCISSOBS AND FILE. of Washington, D. C, and is illus- Both implements being commonly employed in dress- trated herewith. ing the nails, they are, when thus combined, at once in Fig. 1 showing a immediate hand for use. horizontal section from front to rear The…

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