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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 5 (1881) (1881)

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a Cee are ee were (Entered at the Post Office of New York. N -Y., as Second Class Matter.] NEW YORK. JULY 30, 1881. Vol. XLV.—No. Be (ts .20 per Annum, [NEW SERIES, ] pees AGE PREPAID. 1 NEW LASTING MACHINE. upon the last, holding the last firmly down on ishing, and eyeleting, are all done by… … It has been supposed by some that there were the corners. The plates, A, are suspended by mechanical obstacles that rendcred it impossible connecting rods from levers, B, pivoted at the LASTING MACHINE-PLAN AND SECTION OF LAST. to last boots or shoes by machinery. Such obsta- top of the frame, and…

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