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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 18 (April 1872) (1872)

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square across the grooved where it is embraced by this box, it will be drawn two valves are thus arranged in opposite directions. This is smaller end of the finished iron pulley, and set a bevel to it, back where the lever is released. In light work, it is as a very simple and excellent invention.… … chine. They should be kept tight enough to do the work and is now in perfect working order. Next,, upon any plane surlace of sufficient size, draw the required, but more than this is a waste of power, and a use- The conductors are of stranded copper, of excellent con lines, A B and A C, making the…

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