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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 2 (January 1861) (1861)

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e design of the clothes- metal is secured in a recess on the feed table along its matters have lately been concluded by M. Filhol, of wringing machine represented by the accompanying front edge, so as to present a firm bed to the cutter. Paris. He has extracted the coloring matter from engraving.… … of some days all the oxygen of the air confined in the of wood supposed to be placed on the feed table, B. It COLBY'S IMPROVED CLOTHES-WRINGER is pushed forward so that the thickness of the stave to tubes will have disappeared, and will have become re- be cut is regulated by the guide ribs. The…

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