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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 16 (December 25, 1858) (1858)
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n Now, mark the result of using a capable and the centre hole is drilled for the spindle, and used in the boilers. To this must also be which has rendered it famous, but the charac- two small holes for the spindle-collar; after added a greater supply of spare steam for improved enginel With the… … represented by the accompanying illustration, very great, but this machine—to use a term employed by Dr. Livingstone in reference to the lion’s jaws—crunches them out as easily a3 if it were chopping windle straws. In order RO that the machine should be ready for action ) 1 © 1858 SCIENTIFIC…Internet Archive · Public domain. Free to use for anything.
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