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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 24 (1881) (1881)

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in or lug on its inner face. composed of an air-exhausiing pump and an air-supply A photograph, probably the largest ever printed upon a The copper is of suitable form, having a cross aperture, into pump separately connected with a series of pipes in a refri- single sheet of paper, is now on… … great local tumefactions, with loss of substance and destruc- |invention consists in the combination with the pocket book tion of tissue. frame having slots and bars across the slots, of hinged | Theshanks of the handle are formed of malleable iron, These very remarkable results have been stated on…

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