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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 26 (June 1873) (1873)

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in wooden springs, L L, fastened to a block of wood tube, of steel, rifled within. Exteriorly it is made to exact at the bottom, which slides on and off on a dovetail fixed to box and also to receive the cover which fits over the upper ly fit the interior of the bore, a suitable enlargement at one… … adds greatly to the strength of the piece of furniture through good instrument. The advantages claimed are economy in the use of black- disposing the material so as to provide for opposing the ing, none being roasted by caking in sharp corners, ready re- strains in the most effective manner…

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