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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 8 (1884) (1884)

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formerly rejected as worthless, is and wood lagging, and finished with neat sheet iron casing now consumed in immense quantities in France in the form tudinal seams, and arch plate of same quality. The tube fastened by screws, of ‘‘patent fuel,” or coal bricks. The natural supply of plate and other… … [vi SS = BOILER. rings and internal sprirg ring, to be bored taper and secured sufficient for the needs of the brick works, the manufac- cover and tube plate—to be exclusively of Lowmoor or of by outs to steel piston rods. turers, particularly in the Nantes district, import a large Bowling iron,…

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