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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 20 (1884) (1884)

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broken, it can be cheaply, strongly, and durably and waste effected. Increased steadiness in running is also the jaws having been placed on the object to be turned— made; it can be used either gs a latch or lock, the adjust- accomplished by this method. and wedge the arms apart, forcing the jaws… … the forearm and the back. The terrific force of a cut made in this way may be estimated from the accounts we have in contact with a shoulder formed on the handle to limit the of the Sikh war, and many battles in India, where arms, This invention has been patented by Mr. M. L, Mikesell, backward…

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