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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 15 (1869) (1869)

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business. Yet, although ist in the flame. : In strength, dura- each variety of vise with which we are acquainted possesses The vapor of sulphide of carbon burned in oxygen gas or bility, handiness, and elegance, this vise has certainly no su- some advantage peculiar to itself, we have never seen… … Hydrogen gas, when burned in shaped, at the front. On the front oxygen at the pressure of the at- jaw, encircling the screw, is a sad- GARDNER'S PATENT “NEW YORK” VISE. mosphere, gives a very feeble light. dle washer, the inside of which is perior. These vises are made of all sizes from eight-inch…

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