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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 16 (1877) (1877)

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beam engine stop. Ina large organ the different series of stops are so ar- pair of the shoes, alter- having two steam cylinders of 7 inches diameter and 24 ranged as to form three or four separate instruments, nately raise one and de- each having its own set of keys, wind trunk, wind chest, press… … The bellows communicate with the wind chests, which act are: the bellows for Lascetl’s Crgan-Rlowing Apparatus (Dr. Partridge’s Church, as reservoirs and distribute the air to the different pipes, as supplying condensed Brooklun, N. Y.). the finger or foot keys are pressed down. The pressure of…

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