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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 5 (1871) (1871)

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ing or heating, would be greater than imitated in appearance, and the automaton being caused to It is, as will be seen, a combined wire gage, dividers, rule, the product of the best oil-well known.” progress whenever the train of clockwork is wound up and square, and calipers, making a very… … of, and who was convinced that a few weeks would bring only remark that the jaws are plain at the er:ds, and have op- him to an end, is now in perfect health. The simple and posing grooves for holding a bolt longitudinally, and serrated scientific remedy was devised by Mr. Buxton Shillitoe, a sur-…

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