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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 18 (May 1873) (1873)
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made a success- Colonel Stevens died at Hoboken in 1838, at the advanced BALE TIE FASTENER. age of nearly 90 years.—Science Record for 1872. We illustrate herewith an improved invention for fasten* <&a ing bale ties, which, it is claimed, saves much labor and ac- Novel Conservatory. complishes the… … STEVENS' SECOND STEAMBOAT. 1806. with a bifurcated plate, near the ©uter end of which is formed wrought iron rods passed through the rafters, the rods have Colonel Stevens began his labors in 1791, and by careful a slot, C. D is a hook plate, having at its broad end a slot, threads on at one end,…Patents · Iron · Consists · Improved · Boiler · Scientific American · Engine · Stevens institute · Fly wheel · Rosin oil · Steam engine · Wrought iron · Address munn · Vapor engine · Horse power · Type block
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