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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 16 (October 1863) (1863)

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belt, ward joined together by a metallic coupling inserted in each end, as shown in the small figure. The J, passing over both the pulleys. ing and decorating houses, &c. This is a good fea- ture. The operation above described can be contin- troughs themselves are cut from planks, and thor- At the… … WYCKOFFS EAVE-TEOUGH MACHINE, tion ; when done, they are the best that can be pro- ply constructed, and as every one can see will do Its main shaft), which carries across bar, L, on the top; duced. A glance at the machine is nearly sufficient work to perfection when'kept in good order this bar is…

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