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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 3 (January 1873) (1873)

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that the paten- hack, where no more handling is required until the brick are A friend of Sir W. Bodkin's has presented the sum of tee affirms that he has made five hundred millions of bricks dry enough to enter the kiln." How these excellent results $2,500 to the Society of Arts, London, to be… … proved system or arrange- smoothness and finish ment, not included in the to the top edges of the THE GREAT AMERICAN BRICK MACHINE. foregoing, which shall brick. The follower efficiently and economically meet domestic requirements. ny working this invention has turned out eight millions du- under…

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