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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 25 (March 8, 1851) (1851)

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bserved that the strip of priming ribbon section roughing planes, are set transverely to’ head exactly balance those on the other, one trates the improved mode of priming, which passes over the top of the nipple, It will also the motion of the boards, to cut off small por- side descending whilst… … mode of ventilating vessels by a pendulum mo- [The inventor, Mr. Burt, is the oldest and the hammer, A ; this cuts off the strip of rib- holds the paper so as to allow it to be fed only tion, derived from the motion of the vessel, to youngest inventor and improver of check pow- bon as the hammer is…

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