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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 25 (1880) (1880)

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d by a screw pressing against a rubber spring which George W. Dudley and William J. Jones, of Waynesbo- compensates for the expansion and contraction of the saw. rough, Va. The main object of this invention is to forma It will not surprise those who are The machine has a very complete device for… … Among the practical advantages that will ac- patented by Mr. Charles M. Hubbard, of Colum- HAND POWER BAND SAW. crue to the city and harbor from the carrying bus, Ohio. It consists in supporting the rear out of this project, Mr. Shearer sets forth the end by one or more coil springs, and hinging…

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