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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 5 (August 1861) (1861)

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ng the tubes of the Britannia Bridge had burst and 10 in depth, and weighs but 40 lbs., it contains asunder, a workman, once in the employment of Resistance fof Cast-Iron to Internal Pressure. the following articles: 3 web-seat camp stools, made Messrs. Bramah, thus wrote to the Mechanics' Maga- of… … for pepper, salt, vinegar and tuns per circular inch he PARR'S CAMP CHEST. mustard; mustard spoon and considered to be the burst- corkscrew combined, knife and fork, spoon, teacaddy, ing pressure of press cylinders. The maximum thick- paper, lately read upon this question, by Mr. John drinking cup,…

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