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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 34 (1856) (1856)

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the bolts w, being screwed to the hard plate partakes of rope. The inventor needs no puffing at our Ralph Reeder, of Cincinnati, Ohio, has re- firmly locked-out. The cross head being its motion and holds the key bits, which it cently been on avisit to Washington and this hands, as he has already… … presented to the handleagain, which, on being screwed to the fence slide which holds and applicability of this manufacture to the stand- The double notching the key bits doubles them withdrawn from the key-hole, is found self- carries the fence tumblers, s, lifts them at the ing rigging of vessels.…

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