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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (1881) (1881)

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o the engine. the starting bar, F, the bar communicating witb all the New Method of Inlaying Weod. Fig. 4 represents the engine as now constructed. It con- chambers and leads. The chambers inside the apparatus A new method of inlaying wood has been contrived by a sisted of four compartments, A, B,… … core of the central column), and dispersed from the “lower the two woods would leave a ragged edge, but this is not the ‘‘positive casing,” because it carried the “ positive” cell” at the base of the central column into an adjacent the case the joint being so singularly perfect as to be unap-…

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