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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 5 (October 15, 1853) (1853)

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n—than that used for spokes, other the bed piece in two parts so that it may be ad- More information may be obtained by letter parts connected at their outer ends by a hinged articles of a different shape may be turned in justed to mortises in different positions and of atldressed to the patentee.… … ses in grooves in the post. It is operated by a screw, y, which is fitted to turn on plate z ; it adjusts the bar, w, to bring the material to be There should be asmall garner over the auxil- ¢ The accompanying engraving is a vertical sec- compressing air by means of an hydraulic press. bored or…

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