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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 18 (1880) (1880)

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ing January and February of 1879 the francs to. MM. Boutmy and Foucher, who, by introducing The blanks for the crate and for the carrier are both made arrivals numbered 5.148, while for the first two months of new modes of producing nitro-glycerine in large quantity, on the machine shown on the… … same time grooving them preparatory to bending them into a simple and durable apparatus, which will occupy but small forms for making the rectangular sides of a crate or box, as space and require but little power to drive it. HUEY’S EGG CARRIER AND CRATE. shown in the engraving. An improved axle…

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