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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 26 (1877) (1877)

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be readily per-| The shaft is carried by one outside plummer block, and a |down the clay to the die chamber at the right. The clay is ceived, as it forms a convenient mode of carrying a revol-} plummer block and wall boxin the wall. On the end of this | here forced from the two sets of dies… … dry and pulverized, the semi-dry, and the wet or drives thecarrier througha friction band. The .plastic machines, each of which claims to have hauling drum has the carrier clutch movable, sli- special-- advantages. Probably, however, the A CURIOUS POCKETBOOK. ding ‘on a feather key, and fitted with…

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