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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 32 (April 1855) (1855)

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s is exhibited in this mountainous work. It shows up con- They are made concave on the under side, and is the claim of a patent granted to Jas. H. the ribs on the under side, fig. 3, by rivets, siderable swindling, no doubt,among the officials, but this being expected and understood now-a days… … fastened to a socket by bolts ; p is a standard MB attached to the socket by a bolt. A short •Fig. 3 mm connecting rod is attached to the eccentric, k; it has a slide on its inner end connected as shown and described, for the purpose set their points to those of the stationary cutters, to a driving…

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