Cotton-Tie Fastener
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A short dictionary entry defining a cotton-tie fastener, an apparatus for drawing together the ends of cotton-bale ties so they can be buckled or riveted. It describes the Greenleaf fastener, a clamp whose two members each hold a tie and are drawn together by a crank, pinion and rack, and includes a line drawing (Fig. 796). It cross-references the Bale Tie entry, which illustrates 30 kinds.
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- 1884
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- English
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