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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 13 (1887) (1887)

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rnishers of factory equipments. In the the press, as well as many other patents of great value cotton duck used for sails of ships. The preparation matter of simple tensile strength, the superiority of in the business. these belts has long been conceded. In ordinary work, The principal factory of… … two large belts of this kind recently com- avoided. A common way of dealing with ZZ pleted by the New York Belting and -Pack- lightning conductors adopted by ignorant ee — - ¥ ing Company, each of them nearly half a practitioners is, Dr. Tyndall remarks, to LARGE RUBBER BELTS. carry the wire rope…

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