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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 5 (July 1860) (1860)

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tachment is cast iron ferules, D, which have a tapering bore so as mand. Simplicity, cheapness and practicability are the applied only to the Moore machines, which are man- to be flush with the surface of the spokes. These necessary requisites for a popular sewing machine. The ufactured iargely in… … the jaws used by harness- and across the ends of the makers. While the needle THE "MOORE" SEWING MACHINE. spoke tenons, and they are is still between them, the secured by screws which have perforations through them corresponding to the Any further information can be obtained by addressing jaws are…

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