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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 12 (September 1893) (1893)

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showcase is devoted to the display of the and the burner wires, is shown in the engraving, and of the animal. The improvement has been patented well-known Caw's pens and inks. These articles have has been patented by Mr. Arnold Kohl, of Centralia, by Mr. Jakob Aeberly, of St. Paul, Minn. The stalls… … A STEEL FEN EXHIBIT AT THE FAIB, platinum, making it almost as hard as diamond, THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXFOSIl!lON-CAW'S FENS AND INKS. One can readily believe that even so small an article it will last many years. The stylographic nen carries ink in the holder the same as the as an ordinary steel…

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