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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 51 (September 1855) (1855)

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ay be obtained by letter ating screw nut, E, with the sliding jaws, C, are concave. C C are movable jaws made of great fault, I find, in making implements for addressed to the patentee at Poughkeepsie. by its attachment thereto by the spring arms; cast iron. These jaws are of oblong shape, farming… … green peas, and roasting-ears may be had every inserted as quickly. E in fig. 1, is a small are attached, the outer ends of the spring arms The accompanying engravings represent day in winter at a very trifling amount of plate secured to one side of the frame, A, and being attached to the front…

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