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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 26 (December 1859) (1859)

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2, and placing the plate, e, at the easiest and most expeditious manner. any part of the plate, C, and then bringing the halves of which we give the inventor's description and state- It consists simply of a cylindrical receptacle, A, for of the plate, C, together and fastening them in the man- ment… … tiles per hour. most ornamentaj prevent the powder from passing into the ball. A me- The machine is and elegant part MACHINE FOR MAKING DRAIN TILES. tallic plate, D, is attached to the bottom of the ball, and, of the harness. made of iron, and by pressing this plate suddenly, the air is forced…

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