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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (1886) (1886)

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half or wholly description, but the front plate consists of five pieces— move itfromatooth. The roller and anvils are inter- cocked by the notches in the tumbler, in the usual a central part and two upper and lower side parts. changeable, and can be readily adjusted to work upon way. If only one of… … taneously discharged, or either one singly. WARD’S IMPROVED SAW SWAGE. of a pit extending along the side of the track. This This invention has been patented by Mr. Charles E. depresses the short arm of the lever and raises the Goodwin,of Saybrook, Ohio. successfully upon any ripping saw, from band…

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