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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 15 (1864) (1864)

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before described. One by one the reduced far below the full size of the dies they repre- blocks are placed so as to receive the impact of the A correspondent of the London Mining Journal sent for the purpose of economizing space. Figs. 10 puncheon until the whole have received a partial im- thus… … very convenient to play this trick with. I have seen they appear: when mounted and prepared forthe coin- frogs put in a hole not half the size of a frog’s body, ing press. 1t will be observed that they differ as I was in Wales a few months since, where some men respects their form, one having a…

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