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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 1 (July 1867) (1867)

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edmont. While GIBSON'S IMPKOVED BENCH VISE. « ^ » acting the part of a careless observer or of a workman, he HERSEE'S IMPROVED THILL GLIF FOB VEHICLES. found opportunities of making sketches and even models of Machinists and other workmen who use the vise in their the machinery, together with notes… … and held in position by a bolt, C. The curved forward por- Hasty Pudding.—It does not appear to be commonly un- of properly holding and retaining in the vise jaws wedged tion of the clip is cut away on one side for convenience of at- derstood, and not even by Webster, that the above title has…

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