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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 19 (1877) (1877)

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metal tools and hammers in their hands, bending over arule, about one third the metal in the original piece cut their benches, working at some dull-looking metal, instinct- the machine, the rolls are set in motion, and the workman from the bar remains in the spoon; and during the various inserts… … the silver is preciating melted and true artistic skill. Silver rolled, and working has its prosaic side; for, despite beautiful ornamen- tation, forks and spoons are the commonest of every-day ar- thus prevented from slipping. On emerging, a spoon blank ticles, and teapots, as teapots; are not…

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