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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 22 (1867) (1867)

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on, especially circumference, which, when the diameter of the block is, say, opposite end of the cam.” for locomotive work. Visitors to the late fair of the Amer- ten inches, will be ten inches apart and paralle] to each other. Patented through the Scientific American Patent Agency ican Institute… … American Patent Agency, Aug. 28, 1866. or for the public health. It was found that FIRST & PRYIBIL'S PATENT BAND SAW. Messrs. First & Pryibil, the patentees and to cut off the forests caused the hillsides to be manufacturers, state that the saw travels at stripped of soil, and the springs to dry…

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