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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 1 (1862) (1862)

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me- is estimated that twenty thousand of these machincs of the more recentis the Corder, a simple attachment chanic and acquainted with tempering, has already are used in and about New York cityalone. Their ex- for laying cord on shirt bosoms, collars or on gentle- written to us upon the subject.… … the slot filled with a piece thin steel instrument, of glass, 71, enabling the such asa lancet, should operator to watch the whole course of the seam during be heated to a cherry-red color, then plunged into oil that the widow of the late Tycoon works one very the process of stitching. Buta moment…

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