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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 25 (1880) (1880)

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eadily adapted to the lathe by fitting rests upon the top of the car door. When the screw is che hammers obtained by a perforated music sheet that. is a spindle to the drill chuck, and attaching the copper disk or fed by a crank. wheel to the spindle by means of an ordinary machine screw Mr. Samuel… … able and the other rigid, opposite bends veled, and some of them may be straight of the wire being carried under the Fie. 1.—GLASS ENGRAVING, LINING. across or cylindrical. Pieces of copper rim of the button. tube of different sizes and thicknesses. Bertha Schleifer, of New York city, are also very…

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