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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 1 (1882) (1882)

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d, for separating the mould after IMPROVED PUNCH AND SHEAR, like a martinet without affection or interest, there is no verve, clamping hoops for binding it together have heen removed. We give an engraving of a powerful punch and shear and, like a complex piece of machinery working with fric- | By… … time. No description can. give an adequate bar to the ends of which are pivoted two idea of their numbers when ascending the angular arms having studded and swiveled rivers from the sea. The water is literally griping plates at the lower ends, to which verse bar catches. The swiveled griping plates…

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