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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 6 (October 28, 1848) (1848)

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urn Tables. tached to the forked lever, serving to draw it just the operation of a reversing selt acting resting of the eccentric one sixth of the revolu- George Dryden, Worcester, Mass., for im- inwards, to depress the eccentric and make it clutch, so well known to any mechanic. To tion of the… … brace the twisted strands, or any other mode ping the pen. Also the method substantially may be adopted. The shipper connecting of the spindle e, and throw it into the empty may. be desired, but the changing or passing as described of preventing the escape of ink rod A, (which looks like an 2,)…

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