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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 3 (July 1863) (1863)

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the barrels rea<iy rolled, but onets, locks and tubes. The barrels, before being facture. This feature is avoided in the work pro- found they could not rely upon getting perfect bar- completed, are tested in a room made for the trials, duced by Korris & King's michine, which is, so far rels, so… … DOVETAILING AMD MORTISING MACHINE. to use if he held the gun in his hands. Slugs and machine, for no one ever Saw a dove with a tail re- pleted machinery for rolling their own as fast as they an immense amount of wadding are put on top of the sembling the work turned out by them. The patent wish.…

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