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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 21 (1889) (1889)

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e body being divis- gate is hinged. The flame used in heating the kiln is the inner end, engaged by a pawl anda dog. As each ible and the bottom removable. It has been patented obtained from gas or oil, by means of a burner intro- bundle is formed by the binder, which is connected by Mr. Jonas… … HECKMANN’S BUNDLE CARRIER. vertical socket on its lower side by means of which it is pivoted on a pin projecting rial, in two halves, the edges of which are beveled, to from a plate having a downwardly projecting spike, rectangular chamber, the smaller perforations on the prevent the two parts from…

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