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National Specialty, Circa 1900

National Specialty, Circa 1900

National Specialty Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: circa 1900, with copper or brass hopper, 10-1-2" wheels, 22" tall....
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National Specialty Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: circa 1900, with copper or brass hopper, 10-1-2" wheels, 22" tall.
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