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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 49 (August 1855) (1855)

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d very cheaply. One of these has been named. Havre in the Ericsson,—giving an account of venient and effective capstan is furnished, the the voyage. We must say that its tone is not expense of which, considering its increased HOLMES'S PATENT CAPSTAN. good, as it makes a charge against some utility,… … On the outer end of A, the large broad wheel, The accompanying engravings are views of showing the interior. Similar letters refer to The pressure of the wind increases accord- H, is secured, and rotates on a journal of the like parts. an improvement in Capstans, for which a pat- ing tothe square…

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