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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 1 (September 13, 1856) (1856)

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es of this important work. time. Invented by R. Hickmeyer. Patented For machinists and draughtsmen this im- to regulate the distance moved by the rule {Our friends, Messrs. Wallace & Fletcher |March 11, 1856. For further information ap- provement is quite indispensable; there is a at pleasure. A’,… … heavens for a few seconds. The source of L, which is affixed to the surface of the board, leather is introduced between the two surfa- these meteors is yet a mystery. and remains stationary. When the trigger, C, ces, and the entrance of dust and dirt is thus oe EB is pressed, the square advances,…

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