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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 24 (1870) (1870)

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led piece, and the jaw, H, National Fair of the Maryland Institute held at Baltimore being also automatically adjustable Jast fall, and that the judges awarded the highest premium the whole forms a universally adjust- to the cxhibitor of these vises. The inventor is satisfied that able vise, by… … desired. Fig. 3 represents a vise to keep the screw clean. The parts, A, designed for wood workers and light C, B,are held together by correspond ing flanges. The bed-plate, A, Fig. 1, has a sccket shown in dotted outline, cast solid with it, which enters the bench, and is connected with the…

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