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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 9 (1865) (1865)

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by the belt or chain at one place, was twisted the opposite way from the passing over the wheel, F, said chain being operated other, manufactured at another. Was this a blunder from the locomotive. These rotary wings move in of the directors, or was it designed on the part of an opposite… … five to ten original engravings of mechanical inventions, relating to every department of the arts. These engravings are executed by artists specially employed on the paper, and are universally acknowl- drift. Suitable means are provided for throwing the doned was known to exist when only a few…

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