No.

Picks and Mattocks. 2 Primeval pick of Egypt 25 † Pick of the ancient Britons 124 + Picks or Pick hoes of Java 450 * The planter's foot-pick 590 6 * The planting-mattock 590 c * The planter's adze 1115 a, b Grubbing-mattocks of Devonshire

Spades. 14 | The Roman spade 155 | The Bushman's spade 1136 The caschrom or Highland spade 210 The Flemish spade 211 * The turf spade 661 * Draining-spades 679, 680 * Irrigating-spades 4696 * The hedger's spade 655 a The semicylindrical draining-spade

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Page Dibbles. 5 91 The Swedish dibbling-board

112 38 224 * The double corn-dibble

372 152 481

Scythes. 6+1 651 21 | Italian scythe and scythe stone of the 1170 middle ages

33 25 † 26

nes of the Ancient Britons 38 49 The Brabant cradle scythe

69 24 61 The great Brabant scythe

83 182 60 • The Hainault scythe

83 1197 225 * The improved Hainault scythe

379 369 226 * The improved cradle scythe

373 369 712

Reaping-hooks. 725

6 The reaping-hook of Egypt 485

7 25 + 27 + Ancient British reaping-hooks 38 710 121 i The reaping-hook of Ceylon

149 125 a, b + Reaping-hooks of Java

152 227 * The improved reaping-hook

373 481 712

Boring Instruments. 705

228 # The stack-borer 1170

373 712

238 * 239 * 240* Good's improved well-borers 377, 378 725 241 * Busby's quicksand borer

$78 242 * The peat borer

378 662 The common draining-borer

712 663 The horizontal boring-machine

713 38 708 * The root borer for risting roots by gun725 powder

744 856 704–707 Stone borers, or jumpers for blasting 596 stones

743

Shovels and Scoops. 459. The ditcher's shovel 661 d * The drainer's shovel 680 a, l* Irrigation shovels 1115 c The Devonshire paring-shovel 661 a, b, c* Draining-scoops 680 * The irrigator's scoop

Forks. 25, 26, 27 + Forks of the Ancient Britons 682 c * The irrigator's fork 753 * Forks for spreading dung 548 * The road-maker's fork

Drags or Hacks, and Pronged Hoes. 752 * A light dung drag 756 * A turnip-hook, or pronged hoe 215 * A three-pronged double hoe 282 * The pronged hoe and turnip chopper

856 859 370 386

Hedge-bills and Pruning-ares, and ground Knives.

36 + The pruning-hook of the middle ages 53 121 at The jungle-hook of Ceylon

149 121 b † The pruning-axe of Ceylon

149 125 c to g + The pruning-hooks of Java 152 229 a * The Berwickshire hedge-bill or hedgescimitar

374 999 c* The bill-hook

374 229 d * The dressing-hook

S7+ 229 e * The lopping-hook

374 999 6 * The hedge axe

374 469 d * The hedge switching.bill

485 469 e Stephens's hedge-cutting bill

485 469 f * Stephens's hedge-axe

485 661 * The drainer's sod knife

712 681 The turf knife

795 682 a * The water scythe

725 682 6 * The water-hook

725

149 152 370 371 485

Hocs. 121 ct The hoe of Ceylon 124 b, ct The hoes of Java 215 * The double hoc, with a pronged blade 216 Ducket's hoes 469 a The common Dutch hoe 217 • The improved Dutch hoe 218 * Knight's improved thrust-hoe 219 * The Spanish draw-hoe 513 The Dutch wheel hoe 590 d * Sang's plantation-hoe 760 * The best turnip hand-hoe

Weeding Implements. 220 * Baker's thistle-extirpator 221 a * The Scotch thistle-drawers 221 6 * The Havre weeding-pincers

371 371 509 617 858

Level Instruments. 234 The common road-level 933 * Parker's level 235 a * The American level 235 6 * The square level 235 c * The object staff 235 d to h * The levelling staff 519 * Telford's road-level 677 a * Brown's irrigator's portable level 678 * The compass-level

Hand-Hummelling Implements. 405 • The hummelling.roller 406 The hummelling-beater

375 375 576 376 S76 376 596 725 795

371 371 371

Rope-twisters. 223 The improved twisting-crook :