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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 6 (1878) (1878)

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ereby the motion may be retarded, and 1874, and December 11, 1877. For further information rela- before the eye can follow their movement. It is natural to an arrangement of a hollow revolving standard, which is held tive to sale of rights, etc., address the inventor, Mr. E. 8. suppose that the… … iron connecting rods terminating in cross ends. Into these SF : \ } ‘. ends are fitted separately the tines of steeled iron forming SMITH’S WINDMILL—WINGS EXPANDED. the fork, each having a shoulder and being secured by a set Fig. 1 shows the wings expanded and also a sectional view screw. The…

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