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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 1 (July 1870) (1870)

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ignals. use of the file. viates all the evils attending the present system. In some places there is a curious natural provision for fog- The machine we herewith illustrate is caprble of finishing The plan to be adopted which, in the estimation of the warning, in the fact that the spots in question,… … spindle which carries the cone appeared promising, it was pulley is hollow, and through it tried with so good a result the bar, from which the nuts or that it may probably come FOE MANUFACTURING SCREW BOLTS, NUTS, AND SHAFTING RHEYDT'S MACHINE bolts are intended to be formed, more extensively into…

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