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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 49 (1851) (1851)

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ts much faster, cleaner, and produces ve- of each projects over the concavo part of the forward, but not when moving back, thus posture to close the door. It is an exceeding- neers of an extremely thin but uniform thick- wooden spiral of the cylinder. A rake is pla. throwing the wheels out of gear… … It is well known that very great improve- Our Railroad Economy, however, is not per- riety of ways by beautiful cast ornaments se- Improved Machine for Bending Wood and ments have been made in every branch of our fect by any means, and our cars—splendid cured to the plates. It will be observed that…

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