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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 4 (1880) (1880)

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t position for the work- fantastic shapes, but the sole wasuninjured, and there were with a hand steering device, and sweeps arranged in row- no signs of fire upon it; the right boot had the leather much man. The lower end of the fixed jaw is provided with an locks. The watch had a hole} An… … ing, or any other design made by rais- they can convey the impression that ZANETTI’S IMPROVED VISE. ing engraved lines ona lustrous surface. there is something occult or hidden in Mr. John F. Hause, of Woodstock, the processes they use and the materials Ga., has patented improvements in the…

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