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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 19 (1860) (1860)

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s. securing and sealing the door. .This mouth-piece has ters, which are secured upon the radiply-revolving shaft, The advantages claimed for this machine by the in- F. One of the principal peculiarities of the machine is heretofore been fastened to the clay retort simply by form- ventors,… … STOVER & as to operate in ® manner similar to the-double iron of form of the cutter, by which smooth work is made-in |for bolts, the heads of which come in-direct contact with an ordinary bench plane. Eaton, Gilbert & Co., the cross-grained wood ; third, the arrangement for varying the baked clay.…

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