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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 11 (1864) (1864)

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t motion to other machinery, was still more expensive than my calculation makes machines can be run with the regularity of a steam and circular saws, lathes, and other tools may be it. In these times five-cent loaves weigh 10 or 10} engine. cheaply operated by them. The engraving published ounces,… … useful reading matter, illustrated with A is the wooden frame-work of the machine, and is stopped immediately, preventing any injury to the NUMEROUS SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS B, a wooden pulley, overwhich the endless floor runs. horse or the machine, and making it safe to leave of all the latest and best…

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