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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 23 (December 1866) (1866)

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s the rests, E, follow the cutters on the top of the lathe for screw cutting. The improvement herewith sary, the consumption of time in these details, and thread and hold the work steadily and firmly to the illustrated is intended to save a portion of the time the consequent vexation, constitute a… … their journal must be enlarged, without any increase in the terms of subscription, confident that their generous patrons will appre- THYNG'S PATENT PRINTING GAGE. ciate the benefits of the proposed change,and lend their inilucncc to increase its subscription list. It has been the constant aim of It…

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