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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 6 (1867) (1867)

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sented show different sewing machine. Every manufacturer 3 a reverse view of the same. face plate by a spring, B. The minute hand is attached to the spindle by a sleeve in a called suction. manner similar to the ordinary way of attaching the hour hand. The common household The minute hour spindle… … tooth or one-twelfth of a revolu- tion. From this brief descrip- tion watch and clock makers may understand the device and its objects. The inventor claims it is cheaper than the common dinary uses. differential movement in a clock, that there would be no pin and washer to be lost, that applied toa…

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