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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 10 (1861) (1861)

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hich ment the corners of the block are cut off at its first revolu- require a cheap mode of drain- ing, the ordinary mode being tion, and the turning down is too expensive. In _ timber completed at the second re- growing countries the diffi- volution. The square block culty and expense of opening… … PE arent ce Ne MILLAR'S IMPROVED CORK-CUTTING MACHINE. Hine Andevioart Fatent Agency The inventor says:—‘ The both in Europe and the United demand for work to be done by this machine in our | in cork-cutting machinery, and at lastthe long sought | States, the American patent bearing date Jan. 29,…

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