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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 3 (January 1865) (1865)

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W VOLUME OF WHICH COMMENCES nal, D, cast on the bracket, E. The roller has further in depth by means of wood divisions moving in a hor- a boss, F, see fig, 2, on the end, in which there are izontal plane. The metal is put in at the top of the JANUARY 1, 1865. recesses, G. In these latter the pawl,… … lead or tin is not prejudicial.—London Mining Jour- artists specially employed on the paper, and are universally acknowl- The operation of these details is as follows: When nal. edged to be superior to anything of the kind produced in this the curtain is rolled up, by grasping the tassel usu-…

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