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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 9 (August 1873) (1873)

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perfect in form, for plain, arched, groined,and cornice work. Such machines, therefore, are admirablyadapted for use on landed estates for building purposes, aswell as for general builders and contractors. central part made to revolve. Here the goblets, spoons, teaand coffee, castors, pitchers and… … BRICK COMPRESSING MACHINE. are evidently in advance of the Yankees in respect to dining tables. « Hi* THE DIAMOND COTTON CHOPPER AND CULTIVATOR.The invention herewith illustrated, and the distinguish-ing title of which forms the heading of the present article,is a labor-saving implement, claimed to…

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