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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 17 (1895) (1895)

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the lever and its longer end being connected horizontal locomotion, the public have certainly a maker’s hands, with the additional charm of softened with the trip rope. On the breaking of the hoisting right to demand that manufacturers of hoisting ma- tones that time alone can give. chinery shall… … tively deep, and conical in shape, and the valve is held the classic styles of such makers as Chippendale, Man- on a stem sliding loosely in a cap on the lower end of waring, Mayhew, and other artistic workmen of the who have this laudable object in view, and it is a cage which also slides loosely…

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