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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 25 (June 1864) (1864)

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el and itsload, the quadrant, H, will be moved by the pinionand push the weight, K, further out on the lever; this streets, St. Louis, Mo, inventor says that it will not waste one quart of flouriu a days work. This flour-packer was patented on the 26th of April,1864, through the Scientific American… … Improved Flour.packer.The engravings published herewith represent a newflour-packing machine for which many advantagesare claimed by the inventor. It consists of a stoutframe, A, upon the upper part of which the operat-ing machinery is placed. At the bottom there is aplatform, B, on which thebarrel…

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