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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 25 (1859) (1859)

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, manufacture of needles, however, entails no such disa- obtuse one. Warious forms of warp surfaces may also as he leaned over his work, received into his lungs the greeables. Redditch, the grand armory of the female be cut by carrying the stuff wholly or partly around ‘agged particles of steel and… … wires between the two rows of eyes, a manceuvre pre- paratory to separating the Siamese into separate needles. The burr is now filed off, and the rough form of the nee-- dle is complete. Having been ‘‘licked” into form, its and were it not for the presence of a tall red chimney, desired angle. This…

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