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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 3 (1865) (1865)

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divided into compartments of about fifteen inches A NEW VOLUME OF WHICH COMMENCES nal, D, cast on the bracket, E. The roller has further in depth by means of wood divisions moving in a hor- @ boss, F, see fig, 2, on the end, in which there are izontal plane. The metal is put in at the top of the… … lead or tin is not prejudicial—London Mining Jour- artists specially employed on the paper, and are universally acknow]l- The operation of these details is as follows: When nal. edged to be superior to anything of the kind produced in this the curtain is rolled up, by grasping the tassel usu-…

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