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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 5 (July 1859) (1859)

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, D being a stationary cylinder, is shown in Fig. of the jointed pieces, i, slide under them, and if they are readily acknowledge, leave their impress on the machine 3, which is a view of the cylinder taken to show the lowered in their position the pins slide under them, so by such an improvement… … a minute, and there does not curious phenomenon. But, WESTLANL'S SIHGLE BALANCE PUPPET VALVE. seem to be any limit to the by the way," the learned speed at which this puppet- doctor added, "let me see valve can be run. Kg. 2 is a vertical section across chests. The spindles, e, project through the…

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