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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 3 (1871) (1871)

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experimented upon being of the hardest and tough- and operation of the press. strip of pitched paper, D. Outside of the paper coil is then est kind, the effect is not seen for several strokes; but within A,in the engraving, Fig. 1,is a pedestal having a central wound the sheet metal or wire coil,… … The advantages claimed for this For right to manufacture, ad- BOOTON’S COTTON PRESS press are, that the use of two dress the patentee, Henry M. ment, a steel chisel was completely blunted and rendered Stow, New York city. screws always keeps the bale of uniform size at both ends, useless, and there…

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