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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 12 (September 1904) (1904)

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ULING PEN. to'a horseshoe-to prevent the horse from slipping upon vented by Mr. Edwin George, Jr., of 28 South Street, the ice.- The device is so arranged that it can be ad- New York city. a pair of wheel holders, removably or reversibly fitted justed to horseshoes of . different sizes. It… … handle. When using the pen, the desired wheel holder HORSESHOE ICE CREEPER. PUMP DIAPHRAGM. is taken out and slipped back into the handle, with shoe. These members carry calks at each end for en- the marking wheel projecting outward. By pressing layer of rubber, between which is an interlining of…

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