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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 19 (November 1888) (1888)

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circulation is observed with a three-fourth or sne inch is illustrated herewith, and has been patented by Mr. from material movement on the back of the horse, and objective. James C. Parker, of Woodston, Kansas. A signal there is less wear and tear upon the saddle, is illustrat- The president of… … HITT'S GIG SADDLE. AN IMPROVED BED STAY. PARKER'S DESK SIGNAL. A simple and inexpensive stay for bedsteads, to brace M. Hitt, of Luray, Va. The pad, skirts, and saddle flanges for attachment to the desk top, a part of the them against racking strains, is illustrated herewith, tree are of the usual…

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