The golden cabinet : being the laboratory, or handmaid to the arts : containing such branches of useful knowledge, as nearly concerns all kinds of people, from the squire to the peasant : and will afford both profit and delight (1793)
Spotswood, William, 1753?-1805 · Philadelphia : Printed and sold by William Spotswood, and H. and P. Rice, Market-Street · leaf 89
K^.^,^.riv.JiV[T|||V| ^^ … in A is a fmall chain in the middle of a beam, and bywhich it hangs. B is a kind of a beam, like thofe be-longing to fcales. C a velTel made of either glafs ortin, in the form defcribed, which is to be filled withfine dry fand, the quantity to be more or lefs, accord-ing to the time you would rife…
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