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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 16 (October 1869) (1869)

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eams and Girders. THE Union Iron Mills, Pittsburgh, Pa. Theattention of Engineers and Architects is called toour improve* Wrought-iron Beams and Girders (patent-ed), in which the compound weld? between the stem andflanges, which have proved so objectionable in the oldmode of manufacturing, are… … Are what are universally known as the « FO WLEK PRESS, > improved,and are vHthout a rival as regards strength anddurability, combined with deiicacy of adjustment of thePunch. NOTICE is hereby giventhat the STILES POWER PRESS Is a direct txprixgejiext op oi;r patent dated April17,1855, and…

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