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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 9 (August 1872) (1872)

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ally away from and then towards the cards; ered a new composition corresponding to the gesso duro, stue- tems of rollers, all of which are operated by the one driving at the same time the action of the ratchet device causes a eo duro (hard plaster of Paris, hard stucco), which was used partial… … will now, there- perties above de- LADHS lMPUOV-tiJ ffAPPIJSra MACHINE. fore, please refer tailed, and most to Fig. 2, in which one system of rollers and the driving me- quently fed in by the lower pair of rolls, and withdrawn by beautiful imitations can thus be made. The price of this chauii-m of…

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