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Sprinkling-pot

This is simply a gardener's watering-pot, with a rose for sprinkling the water when it is desired to moisten the sand precisely. A special class of goods for the foundry are made of galvanized iron and copper, very strong, and with double bottoms. The regular dealers in foundry-supplies have all sizes in stock.

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