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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 10 (March 1861) (1861)

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orward between the serrated movement, carries it Improved Cork-Cutting Machine. The spindle, e, has a ends of the spindles, e and /. able tracts to be left untouched and worthless. Now, We know of no department of invention in which by underdraining these lands, the air reaches the sliding motion… … by means of the lever, /. tific American Patent Agency MILLAR'S IMPROVED CORK-CUTTING MACHINE The inventor says:—"The both in Europe and the United demand for work to be done bythis machine in our States, the American patent bearing date Jan. 29, in cork-cutting machinery, and at lastthe long…

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