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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 17 (October 1871) (1871)

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ch is adapted to any style of collar, the tabs gerous, varying from — 22 to + 15; boilers without gages, fourth nozzles are furnished with cocks. The sphere is placed or ribbon which constitute the tie being also of any fashion 2—2 dangerous; cases of deficiency of water, 6—2 dangerous; on an iron… … The Waterbury Water Meter, manufactured by the Plume Obverse sides of the pin are shown, Fig. 1 representing The following are the principal demonstrations which can and Atwood Manufacturing Company, of Waterbury, Conn., the appearance of the pin as attached to the button, the style be made with M.…

Patents · Boiler · Color · Iron · Scientific American · Inventor · Light unit · Free hydrogen · Steam boiler · Red hot · Blue light · Nut locking · Vander weyde · Address munn · Fourth nozzle

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