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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 14 (1864) (1864)

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angement of the lever to which the armature and the pawl firm and durable connection of the above-named parts is obtained, are attached, to work upon the plug of the stop-cock, which 15 made ering, and by straining the strap the end of the stump and consequently a light and durable gate or sash.… … shank, D’ D, rock lever, C, pitman, E, lever, I, with notch or notches, m, pawl, K, and the lever, M, provided with pawl, p, and theratchets, e claim the combined arrangement of the obliquely pivoted plate: B, having apertures, d’, and projecting wey-shafts, C tith the draw o oO and qq,…

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