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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 20 (1882) (1882)

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guided in bearings belonging to. the base. The motive of Diisseldorf are scarcely anything more than primitive cylinders, on which may be drawn and glossed four hanks nut, which is of bronze, is held between the bearings, and simultaneously. Moreover, the rotation of the cylinders ones that have… … a small vertical axle. This latter revolves through the that are grouped upon the machines. The role of the work- kind of work were imported into Lyons, manufacturers of action of twe gearings, one of which brings about a quick man is limited, then, to a manipulation of the hanks— machinery, taking…

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