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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 6 (1875) (1875)

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is vibrated by means attached to one end of the string has a thimble in which the ple, the straw is hung over the stirrup and drawn into the of acam, / has a pair of metallic jaws and a tongue extend- other end of the string is jammed by a wedge. One end of cap by the screwing of the stirrup into… … from the nose of cotton are heldin compact form. a is a simple arrangement Brl:-Punch. the pliers that a of hooked bars. 0b shows the strap ends bent and inclosed in row of holes may be readily punched at a set distance from acollar. c is a rivet, and d a set screw, and ¢ a species of the edge of…

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