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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 20 (November 1863) (1863)

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their equal. The difference between the two the part they were compelled to bear in it. no less than 59 /not 47) separate pieces (beside the articles made at the respective shops is strongly in In all the processes above-mentioned, but not de- appendages), many of thorn extremely small. The favor… … The wood for the stock is black walnut, and has to under the skillful manipulation of the workmen, is be thoroughly dried in a steam-heated kiln before it soon ready for inspection. Here we reluctantly dis- compared. The same is observed in the case of the can be used. Tho wood is sawed into a…

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