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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 6 (August 1895) (1895)

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of the ancients. in section in the small figure, there being lock nuts Father Ferrari tells us that one of his friends, a fine on both ends of the pivot; pin. When the locking arm wit and great philosopher, undertook to deprive the is not in use it is carried to an upper position and African… … secured to the neck plate, breast strip, and the strip APPABATUS FOR PERFUMING FLOWERS. HULMAN'S SHUTTER FASTENER. carried by the sleeve hole device. A shoulder tape is proved. He then sowed the seeds of these plants after secured to the breast strip at the front and rear, the graving, but to lock…

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