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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 41 (June 1857) (1857)

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ld. by pressing with his foot upon treddle H, the draws down lever M, which by the link 0, made in the axle, as represented, in which We have received some samples of the cavity is hung a lever, C, mounted on the and its side rods, draws forward the cross operator, through sectors, »', elevates the… … or to Mr. Henry T. Hoyt, of the same city, interior of the tempering or pug mill, and fig. who are assignees of the patentee. 2 is a vertical section of the entire machine. racks, «', forcing the empty mold and box, E, For more information address the patentee A represents the frame of the press.…

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