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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 49 (1855) (1855)

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h. It is thus that both sashes are connect- pears to be the same as Prof. Page’s, illustrated iron. This improvement deserves the attention in Vol. 7, Sctgntiric AMERICAN. ed together by one cord and one weight on New Invention—A Mechanical Calf. of all house builders. -—————=0-- <> + each side.… … er end of the door or space between the lower end of the door and the sill or saddle, h, per- fectly weather tight. And in case the india The accompanying engravings are views of length of the cylinder, and parallel with it.— rubber becomes worn, in consequence of use, with four mouths, which will…

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