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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 15 (December 27, 1851) (1851)

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ich we had the pleasure of securing-a pa- entering the shuttle box whenever the wett rica. The best invention for sawing curved tent, and which was illustrated on page 17, thread is broken or exhausted, thereby caus- Vol. 5, Scientific American. timber for ships, &c., ever introduced into Eu- ing… … which is the hinge of the guard, and the thumb- tols, as well as other fire-arms, is done in On the edges of these two adjustable pieces, The accompanying engraving isa perspec- screw canset the guard at any part of the qua- quite a different manner in America from the lower steel knives, Q Q, are…

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