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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 4 (1876) (1876)

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ne is revolved by a vertical axis, and the air block, F, and a wire brush is pressed against it to remove wool became felted together into a fabric. He commenced is exhausted from its interior, through the box-shaped base superfluous hair. Pumicestone is applied to smooth the fab- making cloth by a… … made, it will not possess moistened and subjected Fig. 2—HATIER’S FSLI-MAKING MACHINE. much durability. If any to heat, pressure will cause the oblique fibers to entangle, and in a short time the of our hat manufacturers have sufficient enterprise to exhibit tbrough the slit in case, A, is…

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