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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 1 (July 1864) (1864)

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resting as it is; the tube board, or that detail of the instrument which receives the reed- minute upwards of 450 feet, or as far as the piston of dressing Dr. 0. Keim, Springfield, Ohio. block, demands attention; viewed as the product of a steam engine in the largest of our river steamers. These… … The slot in the reed-block is made by a small circu- lar cutter, also in a machine, which we have no It is difficult to conceive of two things more antag- is simply a strip of plank, the length of the key-board space to describe at length. Every mechanic knows onistic than music and mechanism. In…

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