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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 24 (June 1872) (1872)

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ff the strap, by means of a hook on a Any puddling machinery must be essentially simple and cinder. This is done by the hand rabble, which has to be light chain suspended near" the furnace from the roof, and non-liable to get out of order by the roughest and most care- continuously moved over the… … kind of American and FURNACES. REVOLVING RABBLE APPLIED TO COMMON highest importance,state3 DORMOY S British pig metal with excellent results as to quality. quired by the furnace; the high temperature of which, with that themajori y of puddlers "diebetween the ages of forty- Mr. Adam Spencer has in…

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