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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 14 (1890) (1890)

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of the jaws of the adapted to bear against the side of the pail. Above joint atthe ends of the wire is completed by a metallic vise. In the block is journaled a cam or eccentric, the screw joint in the upper part of the funnel is form- plate, which is bent over the two branches of the wire, ed a… … which are fitted to the interior of the cylinder, and at hook for engaging the opposite side of the frame, is SQUIER’S IMPROVED VISE, three points in the circumference of the cylinder are provided for preventing the unwinding of the lace or arranged rotary abutments which are adapted to pass other…

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