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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 3 (1884) (1884)

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by the ledge, will also take the same incli- into which the stem is to be inserted, by a second plug, Q, nation and will furnish an inclined support for the next coil, nary skill at a comparatively small cost. having a single way aligning with the bore, K, when turned andsoon. By this arrangement… … it durability. The cap is fitted over the plow point by heat- ing it and driving it on. Further particulars concerning this useful] device may be obtained by addressing Mr. Charles V. West, of Blanchard, will run into the groove in the base and be conducted away the tube, E, the plug, L, being…

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