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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 38 (June 1851) (1851)

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s on their bars, e e, and the vanes, f g ; i i are the brushes. They CIRCULATION 16,000. PUBLISHED WEEKLY sweep round and drive the ground grain At 183 Fulton, street, N. Y., (Sun Building,) and through the »« screen. The vanes, which 13 Court street, Boston, Mass. iB the particular part of this… … occasioned, and some 20 men proceeded to move vanes can bo regulated, as set forth, regulating them by hand, thus preventing a much more The nature of the invention consists in the The accompanying engravings represent the intensity of the blast by the angle of the serious disaster. The front…

Patents · Planing · Claim · Quantity · Ment · Raft · Plane stocks · Vanes · Water gas · Three years · Cubic feet · Fifty times · Plane stock · Years ago · Soft metal · Stock supporting · Supporting frame

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