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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 23 (June 1873) (1873)

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ct in form, the weld is invisible, and the strength of the as clear as mud. chain has, as is stated, been proved by actual test to be tempt to weld chain cables by mechanism, and the impor- Tumbling Pigeons. much greater than that of the best handmade. The stand- tance of the product is such as to… … There is another attachment, not Young birds reared in an aviary which shown in the engraving, a descrip- have never seen a pigeon tumble, MACHINE FOR MAKING CHAIN CABLES. tion of which is unnecessary, as it take to it when first let free. The is merely an automatic appendage designed to turn and…

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