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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 11 (November 29, 1851) (1851)

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anufacture of upper draw within a suitable aperture, or repel consists in an arrangement of the gearing by although they state that they have been expe- leather is one of the most important in our which the shaft to which the last or fast- therefrom a series of plates of soft iron, or rimenting for… … assisted in turning or conforming to the cur- vatures of the road with as little friction as Lathe of Mr. J. D. White, of Hartford, Conn. pulleys; E is the live centre; EGF J K L pinion on Y, working into a rack, 5, on the possible. M are the train of gear wheels and pinions for a patent for the…

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