File:Paring, slicing and coring machine • p279 • Scammell's Cyclopedia.tif
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English: Illustriation of a machine used for first paring, coring then slicing fruit or vegetables in preparation for preserving. P279, in Henry B. Scammell's 1897 handbook Cyclopedia of Valuable Receipts, a guide to all and sundry with 2000 illustrations. |
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| Source | Scammell, Henry B. (1897). Cyclopedia of Valuable Receipts: A Treasure-House of Useful Knowledge for the Every-Day Wants of Life. St Louis: Planet Publishing |
| Author | Unknown |
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