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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 22 (November 1863) (1863)

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eration by the cap, A, pressed together by a spring, the pressure of which prevents much trouble and annoyance, especially to which is hinged at its back end to the frame of the beginners. The needle used Fig. 5, which together is regulated by turning the screw. It is very easily machine by a… … down through a slot in the ta not possible to set them wrong ble around the balance-wheel. This latter is pre- arate patent, is very short and straight, and is made they do their work with great perfection and vented from turning in any direction but the self-adjusting by means of a groove in its…

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