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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 17 (October 1866) (1866)

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ex- to see that our master mechanics are unwilling long- iron-clad can now be considered invulnerable. The er to pay a premium on slovenliness. They care amining Fig. 2, it can be put into a compact form facts, as nearly as can be ascertained, are, that a tar- but little, perhaps, about the… … bolt, which rigidly se- there has been estab- GENERAL TOMPKINS'S WHEELED LITTER AND AMBULANCE. cures the two pieees in lished a department for the care of small tools, and when the workman has one. The legs, C, are also hinged to the bars, A, of solid rolled iron, eight inches thick, and backed and…

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