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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 24 (1866) (1866)

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vice is liable to break ; there is no each being corrugated, the better to seize and dent of the Institute, welcomed the members to hold the rims of wired tin ware. It is made of rattling, und the wagon is greatly strengthened by cast or malleable iron, and can be applied to all the their new halls… … Patent issued Oct., 16, 1866, to Amos R. Scott, holder. Its efficiency and its operation can be un- | derstood without reference to the parts by lettering. | Snientitic American, Bethel, Ohio, whom address for other information relating to the invention. The combination of the two jaws, placed at…

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