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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 8 (1875) (1875)

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hat the new sugar cutter, in point of cleanliness, neatness, The improved form of parallel vise, a perspective and a operated. The apparatus is secured to the bench by the and rapidity, leaves scarcely anything to be desired. Just sectional view of which are given herewith, is adapted to the… … a view to the highest strength and durabil- from each other. The cores have seats or HALL’S SUDDEN GRIP VISE.—Fig. 1. ity. notches to hold the bars in their places to From Fig. 1 the general appearance of the implement, and ed, the base of jaw, B, is carried out to the edge of the bed prevent their…

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