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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 2 (1865) (1865)

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dal, F; the teeth then roll over and leave eachend. One of the flanges is placed in the inte- tinued. The richest brocades appear to have been an even windrow behind them. The teeth and bars rior and the other the exterior of the boiler; the flues, madein Italy, where an extensive manufactory was… … THE ANNUAL PROSPECTUS from field to field they are not in contact with the and F, which are made to fit the flanges. On re- OF THE ground. moving the bolts which secure the heads to the flanges, These features render this machine a very efficient the smaller head, F, may be drawn through the…

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