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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (1886) (1886)

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, as represented in the engraving. The Jamison’s Cream and Milk Radiator. the finger bar project outward under the circular lever carries a stop pin, that prevents the pawl from This is the name that has been given to a construc- cutters to protect them from injury and to divide the being thrown… … arranged a disk formed with a segmental rack and a a The lower end of the wrench is formed with a square Photos for Photo-Engraving. downwardly extending arm to which a pendulum is nut-receiving recess, and a cylindrical socket to re- Objects which are to be reproduced by means of the attached.…

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