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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 29 (March 1855) (1855)

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concern. They are and the shanks closed and made ready for use. After they are thus roughed out, the com- very useful publications and ought to be possessed by every such as in making the eyes for Bollmand's student. This is a cheap method of manufacturing such mon hammer and anvil block are… … in its style from other monthlies published in this country, and depressing the grain gatherer while the and alarge faced hammer block, and the an- small amount. being more like the English quarterlies in its arrangement. Its general appearance is very creditable, and to judge from The economy of…

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