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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 9 (1867) (1867)

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VERSAL LATHE CHUCK. railroad or the canalization of Central America. There can work. The inventor says that, casks made in this way will be no doubt that had the people of the region which lies be- A good universal lathe chuck, one strong, durable, not easily cost no more than others, require less… … be impossible to use without consuming more time than publics, being a little larger than Ohio ; the name of its capi- ep pe tal is also Guatemala, with forty thousand inhabitants; the PARISIAN TASTE is rather an indefinable sense. The Chi- would take to do the job, would be, as every machinist…

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