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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 17 (January 8, 1853) (1853)

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in what position the car may happen| tions unite with the others to form the Machinery;for Dressing Flax. the proper direction a guide is so placed as to to be placed after running off the track. same shape as in those already described. A E. L. Norfolk, of Salem, Mass. has taken pavement of this… … by turning the screw, Q. The pulley, L, has The annexed engraving is a perspective in some part or other of their length, and we and open at the back and front, to allow a free view of an improvement in Sawing Machine- a pinion on its spindle which gears into the absolutely despair of ever seeing…

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