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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 4 (1885) (1885)

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some ap- per edge of the body and of acleat. To the inner side propriate flux, produces a metal of such tenacity that stem of the cargo ship a little under the hawse hole, of the seat is attached a plate, to which are pivoted it.surpasses the best steel armor plates. The melted down to within 12… … and the fractured plates being forced bodily over to games can be seen. Beneath each of the long wide MAIBACH’S IMPROVED SEAT LOCK. slotsis journaled a roller marked with five rows of ing in opposite directions. To the upper end of one numerals from 0 to 99. In of the bars is pivoted a lever, in…

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