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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 11 (1870) (1870)

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al and visual sensibility, afford striking illustrasions of vent their own machinery, and train their own workmen. rapidity, and are nevertheless such exact duplicates that they this fact. Even the re-actions upon the nervous system, which come from mere change of locality, re-appear in the The… … day. The most difficult wheel to make is the scape-wheel, Gold and Silver Working. owing to the pecutiar shape of its teeth. A figure of it is given of ten times the actual size. We also represent the quality of the tissue. When a lace maker begins a piece of machine by which it is cut. Thirty fine…

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