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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 15 (1865) (1865)

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intimately mixed with earthy or tial—taking all the weight and strain off the sides or upper bottom is about an inch thick, and has the metallic pigments, or in general with body or surface and back of the seat, which will, in the old plan, in arms, which support the top, bolted or riveted to it;… … pars, C C, which leaves a moved by a strong press. depth equal to the thick- KING & GARDNER’S CARRIAGE TOP. The vermicular pieces ness of the bottom be dried. As the quality of the crayons depends entirely upon the fineness of the paste, mechanical means weigh about one pound and a half. must be…

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