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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 12 (March 1862) (1862)

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l the upper and lower ring after a little wear, and the dition, the atmosphere should be kept at a very low has been effected by its use in the last-named boat. rings become loose and work up and down against the temperature. It is important that a refrigerator No part of a steam engine is of… … bending sheet zinc in the shall always have to import ELLICOTT'S REVOLVING REFRIGERATOR. cellular form represented. them from abroad. Good The accompanying engraving represents a piston The two latter communicate with one another, but are cannot be made from American smooth iron casting separated…

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