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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 9 (August 1890) (1890)

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desired. ing bridle, to afford an adjustable abutment whereby a recess of one of the rails, is a spiral spring pressing It consists of a disk held to slide across the main shaft, a firm grip upon the reins may be assured at all times. the end of the pin, permitting the rail to contractor with… … of the most experienced and accomplished. Grouping BEANCH'S SHIFTING ECCENTEIC. is a department of ornamental planting at once the SMITH'S BEIN GBLF. most effective and the most difficult. There is a wide shaft. A sleeve, preferably made in two parts, is se- Mass. The device consists of two…

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