. The journal of Lieut. John L. Hardenbergh of the Second New York continental regiment from May 1 to October 3, 1779, in General Sullivan's campaign against the western Indians . , and in lesser numbers at other places. From 1854 up to the present time not less than 85,000Wheeler machines have been manufactured in this country,and the whole number of two-wheeled hinged finger-barmachines manufactured in this country, up to the presenttime, will not fall shoriof 940,000. The several modifications of machines of the WheelerType, are very distinctly shown Vjy the several and pre-ceding cuts. The
. The journal of Lieut. John L. Hardenbergh of the Second New York continental regiment from May 1 to October 3, 1779, in General Sullivan's campaign against the western Indians . , and in lesser numbers at other places. From 1854 up to the present time not less than 85,000Wheeler machines have been manufactured in this country,and the whole number of two-wheeled hinged finger-barmachines manufactured in this country, up to the presenttime, will not fall shoriof 940,000. The several modifications of machines of the WheelerType, are very distinctly shown Vjy the several and pre-ceding cuts. The earliest, or 1854 machine, was destroyedbefore any picture of the same was obtained, but Fig. 57 is afair representation thereof with the exception of the cuttingap])aratus, which was somewhat difl^erent, and is shownclearly in Fig. 58. Fig. 59 shows the machine as used for mowing in same macliine was also used for reaping, the platformand reel not being shown in the illustration. Fig. 60 is a modification of the same machine, as used in1857 ; and Fig. 61 shows another modification as themachine was used in the years of 1858 and 1859. fe ,.:^:i:iiiiili!l!ftll^^^^.
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