1855 Article Antique Sawing Machinery Log Saw Benjamin Fulgham Invention YSA2 XMF9 including the introduction of ÒDuraBalanceÓ

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1855 Article Antique Sawing Machinery Log Saw Benjamin Fulgham Invention YSA2 XMF9 including the introduction of ÒDuraBalanceÓThis is an original 1855 one page black and white print article from Scientific American, with an in text wood engraving illustration, describing the machine invented by Benjamin Fulgham of Richmond, Indiana, for sawing out boards, scantling, laths, stuff for hoe and broom handles, etc., direct from the log or from bolts. Please note that the article continues for a short paragraph on the verso which is not shown. CONDITION This 159+ year old Item is