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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 14 (1880) (1880)

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, Brutus, simple, inexpensive, and effective wind wheel, to be oper- the extension joint will be understood by reference to the | Sylla, the Calpurnian, Aimilian, and Acilian families, con- ated by the wind for actuating pumping, grinding, and other engraving, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view… … Mr. Bernhard von Schenk, of Heidelberg, Germany, has COOK’S EXTENSION STOVEPIPE. A shipbuilding firm of Dumbarton, Scotland, offers awards patented a mass for manufacturing plastic objects, consist- ranging between $10 and $50, to any workman in their em- The invention consists in a joint of…

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