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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 6 (February 1867) (1867)

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ed, when it and the band are ready to again do duty as fasteners. SILL'S STAMP AFFIXES. The device is the subject of patents in this country and The engraving represents, in perspective and in section, a Great Britain, a United States patent having been obtained handy office implement intended to… … pressed. By raising the slide the roller is turned in the oppo- correspondence is large, or in an office which issues many bismuth, 1 part. This metal is very useful in filling small site direction and the seed is thrown into the trough, E, and documents to which stamps are necessary to give them…

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