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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 11 (March 1869) (1869)

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works of this period are now is about fourteen inches long, ten wide, and eight deep, giv- Patented May i8,i868*, by Wm. H. Leach, assignor to him- in the British Museum, and he wished that, at stated hours, a ing an ample ehaniber for the heating of the air before it self and Bradfortf Stetson.… … model; it seems to meet every requirement, dividuals in that nation gave encouragement except the positions of hight and forward to art. Among these were Cesar and Hadri- LEACH'S PATENT TOOL POST. and back movement, and even these it partly an,the latter of whom tried to introduce Egyp- agents of…

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