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Attachment for Riding-Cultivators and Other Agricultural Implements

Patent for an attachment for riding cultivators and other agricultural implements which has an adjustable point that allows the same depth of furrow to be made across undulating ground.

Date: October 12, 1909

Creator: Simpson, Charles Neil

Item Type: Patent

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Combination Tool

Patent for a combination tool. Illustration included.

Date: October 18, 1904

Creator: Millican, Wilber Ashby

Item Type: Patent

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Combination-Tool.

Patent for a tool that is comprised of a hammer, wrench, staple puller, wire cutter, and a claw. Includes illustrations.

Date: October 19, 1897

Creator: Burkhalter, William P.

Item Type: Patent

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Machine for Building and Rerolling Wire Fences.

Patent for "improvement in machines for building and rerolling wire fences" (lines 4-6), with instructions and illustrations.

Date: October 5, 1886

Creator: Edge, John S.

Item Type: Patent

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Stalk Cutter

Patent for a stalk cutter. Illustration included.

Date: October 31, 1905

Creator: Lee, Frank A.

Item Type: Patent

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Tool of the Pliers Type.

Patent for pliers with an improved handle.

Date: October 4, 1910

Creator: Ball, William Rossam

Item Type: Patent

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Patent for a munitions delivery system designed for anti-submarine warfare. Specifically, this devise is a multi-stage explosive that periodically (period of deployment determined by depth measurement) deploys first a primary detonating charge, followed up by the detonation of multiple, smaller charges scattered by the primary explosion, ensuring an area of effect should the primary canister miss it's intended target. The patent notes that should the canister actually make contact with an objec… more

Date: October 1, 1917

Creator: Saladiner, Joseph M.

Item Type: Patent

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Washing-Machine.

Patent for simple, inexpensive, and fast-acting a washing-machine for clothes and dishes. It does not take much work to use. It has two bodies that are secured together.

Date: October 22, 1895

Creator: Brooks, Richard P.

Item Type: Patent

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Flower-Pot.

Patent for a flower-pot that doesn't damage the roots of the plant while transplanting the plant. The pot has a removable bottom and sides made from sheet metal with clasps.

Date: October 29, 1895

Creator: Simpson, McDuff

Item Type: Patent

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Cotton Planter.

Patent for a new and improved planter. This design consists in "the frame, the wheels, the axle provided with the fingers, and the spout attached to the under side of the frame, of the hopper having a slot in its bottom decreasing in width from its forward to its rear end, plates, adjustably secured to the bottom of the hopper, the vertical shaft journaled in the hopper, and the horizontal arms on the said shaft" (lines 92-100).

Date: October 5, 1886

Creator: Lowry, Talman Porter

Item Type: Patent

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