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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 14 (1877) (1877)

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eing received between the flanges, | both on the Trocadéro and in the Champ-de-Mars, leaves A is the miter box; stationary and movable bars support! for use on small work. no doubt that the buildings will be completed by the end of October,:two months earlier than had been the saw guides, B, and… … be awarded by an international jury. That which might clog them and prevent their ro- body is to consist of 650 members, 350 for- tation. The saw blade has a socket, D, formed TIERNEY’S MITER MACHINE. eigners and 800 Frenchmen. The former are at each end into which vertical bars from the e to be…

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