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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 13 (March 1860) (1860)

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small cut represents the sub-bass, which consists 5 clasp represented by Fig. B counting for the presence of the antimony, one of the of one octave of sub bass reeds, voiced and tuned, with is preferable to all others, not members stated that, when at the Australian gold fields, the pedals, action,… … duce of the amalgamated gold on different days ; and. The patent for this invention was issued Dec. 14, 1858, The larger cut represents the sub bass attached to a on examining the "tailings," or refuse of the mill, he and the clasp has met with approval by those who have five octave portable…

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