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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 3 (September 25, 1858) (1858)

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fectly air-tight cases. Many kinds of cans, of their consistency, cannot escape. The shaft, that supports paste roller, L’, and is operated The paper is thus pasted together in a tri- jars, and other contrivances, have been in- C, and dashers are rotated by the bevel gear- vented for this purpose,… … to praise, as in every way they are the very angular shaped bag upon the fly lid, W, at swing in B when desired, but while being perfection of preserve cans, and are the inven- worked it is retained in an upright position top, which operates on ordinary hinges. The This valuable and widely…

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