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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (1875) (1875)

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h is the super- ner in which the tool is applied. A and B represent lever The rear portion, Fig. 1, consists of a casting, A, which is abundance of water power in New England and other parts handles, pivoted at C. On the lever, B, is found a cam-shaped i i of the country, it could be obtained in… … now steps from platform, D, to platform, E. Steamis again hinged to the bedplate, and its forward portion is inclined head is also provided with a half round notch, F, for sup back, and curved, to receive the boot. Pivoted to the front porting wires and small rods while being cut off. end is a…

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