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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 24 (December 1866) (1866)

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nding the introduction speed of 250 strokes per minute, employing only all needle guns and a great number of other con- of more modern devices, partly because its construc- one horse-power to diivc it. structions have been set aside in consequence. The tion is so simple that it can be made by… … SHAW & JUSTICE'S DEAD-STROKE HAMMER. day to day until at present thereare only the Iieming- however, as it cm be built, it is really expensive to ton and the Pcabody guns competing with each other keep in operation, as one part or another is contin- with almost equal chances on either side. Upward…

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