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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 14 (1871) (1871)

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ted pawl then holds the segment in the same posi- Elevator,” which appellation indicates an important feature between ribs cast on the bend of the carding engine, the tion, and keeps the strap uniformly tightened until the pawl of its construction. The power is applied to it either by a bearing,… … TIMPE’S IMPROVED ELEVATORS. ence between the two hoisting drum, greatly We are informed that these elevators meet with much favor increasing the purchase. An internal gear on the brake pitches of the threads. By this arrangement, the utmost delicacy of adjustment is secured. Mr. Edward Lord, of…

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