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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 45 (July 1855) (1855)

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the length and width, and supported by four legs, the flooring, I, and screen, J, there are made which the injured part rests, and the plate, cross-piece, b, and at each side of the semi- a. To the upper surface of the platform, A, holes or traps, n, which may be provided D, of said plane is forced… … are closed, and when the flooring, I, is cov- aperture, c, there are are attached by hinges, each leg plane there is attached a metal then made by moving out the plate, D, and ered, the door, o, is closed, and the doors, n', guide, I, in which a rack, m. works, the outer e, cast-iron plates, C C,…

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