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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 14 (September 1866) (1866)

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ation which we should be the deck. If these vertical pipes are connected near endless band, B, the strips of clay corresponding in led to anticipate when emanating from such a the bottom by a horizontal tube, and the forward size to the bricks. The thickness of the strips of source. His statements… … with an inclined circu- CAPRON AND WINCHELL'S BRICK MACHINE. labor, and doing its part lar track on the main toward the amelioration wind-sail, the mouth opening forward in the direc- shaft, so that it requires but little power to produce of man's estate. Our own manufacturers introduced tion of…

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