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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 12 (1891) (1891)

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ions of this easing are conveniently joined by cutting off, at the upper surface a number of teeth-like projections, The latch, shown in the upper part of the lock easing, which, as the grate is reciprocated, serve to break up has a notched shank and aspring-pressed sliding head. ends, a small… … ROGERS’ BUZZINI’S RANGE AND STOVE GRATE. uring connection between New York and New Jersey. Ina total distance of 5,400 feet, there end of the shank of the latch, which may be conve- chamber also has at its ends downward projections to is now complete from the Jersey shore 3,340 feet, with niently…

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