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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 14 (April 1869) (1869)

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pted England, applicable to transferring impressions from wood to by Messrs. Handyside & Co., of Derby, who supplied and con- for its purpose, the plate does not clog or become foul any plain deal, or to painted surfaces, either flat or molded, in structed all the six bridges. The superstructure… … BRIDGE ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY OVER THE AVON NEAR BRISTOL, ENGLAND. 'tuns. The piles weigh sixty-six tuns, and the girders by the more costly woods is desired, and for house and bedroom but such a result would occur in both cases if the material furniture generally ; for japanned goods, made in…

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