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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 15 (1884) (1884)

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ain smaller windows than in New York. The walls are sbort, started, which is done by depressing the treadle, A, the minder places another faller upon that end, and so onin will not fall after the little woodwork in them has been Fig. 2.—BEAMING 0R WARPING MACHINE. every case, the fallers that from… … by Mr. Tweedale, of the firm of Messrs. Howard & Bul- numerous squares, crescents, church yards, and private lough, that should be mentioned. It consists in applying a grounds. 2 nt ee that drives the stop motion rollers. When the machine is Glucose in Leather. According to the Shoe and Leather…

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