File:John Rabone 1892 Cattle Gauge.png

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English: A scan of a catalog entry to a John Rabone & Sons "Cattle Gauge", 1892, a specialized measuring tape and slide rule for calculating the weight of a cow from its measurements.
Date 1892/2009
Source John Rabone & Sons 1892 catalog, modern reproduction, scanned by me
Author User:dicklyon (Richard F. Lyon)

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