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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 15 (October 1869) (1869)

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f leveling instruments, and for most of the purposes bolt is brought up toward the edge of the saw in an arc of a others blue; but the brightest is the green. The venders alluded to is equally as good. For all distances within the call this instrument " The Phosphoroscope, or a Trap to circle… … time the pawls, P, also engage with the rack as shown, pre traordinary results—stated in a former article—are claimed, venting all backward movement. These pawls are so adjusted we shall not be surprised to hear that some offset to these This level is made of iron, which is one reason why it can…

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