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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 25 (1890) (1890)

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high. On thenorth builders have in such cases little faith in their own de- The nature of the work done in the average railway side of the grounds, adjoining the Central Railroad, signs, do not realize the importance of the tool, or are repair shop is in such sharp contrast with that just out- were… … foundry alone has an area of 244 acres in one opep The tool builders, however, are generally fully alive tively little special machinery in them ; for while it is floor, and the total floor area of the works is 18 quite evident that the manner in which certain work is to their opportunities, and…

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