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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 25 (1865) (1865)

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ng the direction of Tot- cured in place by a clamp at ihe muzzle, and secured 6 ounces on the square inch. The machinery at Hol- tenham-road court for the Euston Station a curve of at the breech pin in any convenient way so as to be born is arranged for working both sections of the line, 170 feet… … joiners, [pattern makers, and, in fact, on, It is, of course, well known that all wood workers. For rabeting out the pneumatic line is constructed solely M’CRUM'S SELF-GUIDING GAGE, a joint this gage is a capital guide, for the transmission of parcels and mail as it makes a deep, straight, and…

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