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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 28 (March 1854) (1854)

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ith a concave grease tight socket, for the invented several new and very useful improve- The valve is supposed to be moving to the purpose of receiving and retaining all the melt- to secure a patent. ments in Knitting Machines, for which he has right, as indicated by the arrow, and to have taken… … lever of C, with the stop, /, after which the are fitted to the slide valve in such a way as to If The annexed engravings are views of an im- have entered the loops, and the pressure of the continued" motion of the valve causes the cock, be capable of ppening and closing the passages provement in…

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