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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 38 (1851) (1851)

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secure a patent said rod, the gauges are operated very quickly He hangs the plattens and type beds on cranks for an improvement in plows for joiners, which of parallel shafts, which are so arranged that has been Been, apoken of. aie gauge of the the operator. the plattens and type beds are always… … the greatest expansive force, to the time of where the impression is to be nade. We will running down, will correspond. The fan publish an engraving of this invention in a { wings and segments of riins ray be used se- few weeks. parately, if desired. Flexible Ivory. Mr. Mascher wishes to dis puxe…

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