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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 20 (November 1895) (1895)

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ck, Canada. At the for- carrying the articles to be immersed. In the bottom of the tank is a horizontal framework of mortised tim- the opposite horizontal arm. The scraper is of metal, ward end of the machine is a sickle bar finger adapted bers, removably held in place by means of latches, nearly U… … near to low water mark, so that they are sub- EVANS' VINE CUTTER. EMANUELSON'S GALVANIZING AND TEMPERING TANK. merged for the greater part of the twenty-four hours. There are four lines cf rails, laid in two has an internal gear and is fast on the axle, the op- pairs, the width of gage between the…

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