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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 13 (September 1867) (1867)

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JARECKI'S LUBRICATING CUP. pendent seat and an adjustable nut, by which the grinding of The piece remains supple, light, preserves its size, its nor- The engraving presents a sectional view of one of the best the valve to its seat may be effected without disconnecting mal relations, its solid… … the piston, F, works, threaded as usual, passes through the hub, F, which screws A minor, but important question related to the comparative which is raised so that its lower edge is above the aper- into the valve seat, C, at its top. The nut, G, rests by its excellence of the Globe and Voigtlander…

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