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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 19 (1874) (1874)

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e adjacent band spring, and in the latch tumbler, E, which be desired. a burning mine within the mountain; and in order to give it is thrown by its separate spring, F. The tumblers, it will An ordinary saw is employed, sprung in arc shape and time to cool, soasto admit of gathering it, the outlets… … stantly, on the completion of the The mode of arranging the ap- bolt movement, back over the stop ELSTON’S STUMP SAWING MACHINE, paratus, its size, and various other pins, and throws the guide plates points of detail are plainly indi- key holes for the key. Patented through the Scientific American…

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