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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 20 (1848) (1848)

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— Dol. 3. are five important points of advantage in this THE IMPROVED MACHINE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN : machine, to wit, 1st. The feeding gear 2d. The combination of the spiral spring with the PUBLISHED WEEKLY cam and spindle. 3d. The grooved arch and At 128 Fulton Street, New York (Sun Building,) and… … —* The company is fairly organized and rea- Miss Faddle, lately from the wheel, This is an invention of Messrs. J. T. Foster | dy for active operations. The friends of the plishes this by two palls or feeding gear, G Begins quite lady-like to feel, and H, which catch into the notches of the road…

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