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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 26 (December 1863) (1863)

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embraced by the els ; in Fig. 2 the same pieces or parts of the fence ON PACKING METALLIC SODS. cross-stay, E, in a notch cut to receive them. In are shown in the form of a rail, or worm fence, as The rods about steam engines which work through this manner the several panels are firmly secured it… … ICCTE'S IMPROVED CONVERTIBLE FENCE. this fence the uprights are notched in the same man- are fitted with glands and stuffing boxes in the ner as the others and the bars nailed to them ; the latter the packing is placed and the gland com ends of the bars, however, are extended beyond the p resses it…

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