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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 21 (1885) (1885)

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s built in 1884 at that only its front teeth and rear edge are in contact that as many as twenty trains can be run on the line Tyne, Wear, West Hartlepool, the Tees, Blyth, and with the under plate. Immediately above the push without the possibility of collision. The telpherage Whitby included,… … BEKOFSKY’S HAIR CUTTING MACHINE. the link, and the ends of the openings are cut at an op- posite, to fit the diagonal ends of the projections, so ing up the clockwork. When the machine is not in that the latter prevent lateral movement of the parts system of Hirn and others, although time is…

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