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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 18 (January 10, 1857) (1857)

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26th of August last. male die, on which the saw rests; an unob- must be observed that the said anti-iriction through the slots into the inside of the case, A is the bed board of the machine; it is structed view of the work is secured, while B, and falling down through its bottom into a secured by… … to be moved up and down in the arc of a of iron, by Messrs. Betts, Pusey & Co., of Wil- rollers or propelling pulleys have no weight circle, ag the operator moves the apple on the chine avoids all trembling or vibratory mo- mington, Del., the compass, when in the bin- whatever to sustain, the whole…

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