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Identifier: seedannual1909livi (find matches)
Title: Seed annual
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Livingston Seed Company Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Seeds Catalogs Seed industry and trade Ohio Columbus Catalogs Vegetables Ohio Columbus Catalogs Fruit Ohio Columbus Catalogs Flowers Ohio Columbus Catalogs Gardening Ohio Columbus Equipment and supplies catalogs
Publisher: Columbus, Ohio : A. W. Livingston's Sons
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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arranged that the labor of pumping is alldone on the downward stroke of the pistonand nothing on the up. which has the effectof holding the pump down. The foot-reststeadies the pump. They are very easy tooperate, are provided with large air chamberso that the nozzle throws a continuous spray.Will throw a solid stream 50 feet, and arevery useful for washing windows and bug-gies, sprinkling lawns, flowers, etc. Forspraying, a fine jet is discharged into thebottom of the bucket to keep the solutionfrom settling. Price, with Rubber Hose,$3.00. With 8 foot Extension Rod, $3.50. MYERS* BARREL SPRAY PUMP. Myers No. 302 Outfit consists of Pump,5 feet of J^-inch 3 ply Hose, Yermorel SprayNozzle, Suction Pipe, Strainer and JetAgitator. Price, $7.50. Myers* No. 303 Outfit consists of Pump,Suction Pipe, Strainer and Jet Agitator. 2leads of H-inch 3 plv Hose, 5 feet long, and2 Yermorel Spray Nozzles. Price, $8.50.Bordeaux Nozzles, instead of Yermorel, fur-nished at the same price, if so specified.
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THE AUTO-SPRAY Works automatically for six to fifteen min-utes, according to the nozzle opening. Itmay be charged in fifteen seconds by a fewstrokes of the plunger. The Auto-Spray has a capacity of fourgallons, and when properly charged, con-tains three gallons of solution and one gallonof compressed air. Eight to twelve strokes ofthe plunger will compress the air, and twopumpings will discharge the entire contents. Three gallons of solution or one charge willeasily cover one-half acre of potatoes or othersimilar crop. Galvanized Iron Tank,$4.50; with Auto-Pop Nozzle, $5.50.Solid Brass Tank, $6.00; with Auto-Pop Nozzle, $7.00. f^Auto-Pop Spray Nozzle—In operationa lever is moved by simply closing the hand,thus opening the valve and allowing an in-stantaneous dischagre of spray. By releasingthe lever it closes itself automatically, hencethe spray is in perfect control. $1.25. Extension Rods for Auto-Spray, 2 feetlong, each, 35c. GARFIELD KNAPSACK SPRAYER/Made entirely of brass and co

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