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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 10 (March 1874) (1874)

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ed, and . that twisting annexed engraving is proposed. A is the strainer (Fig. 1), site cleaning and polishing. The cylinder's made with two and cross strains will be avoided. The inventor also believes secured to the funnel in an annular space, as shown. The heavy wooden or metallic heads, and… … be removable are perma- latter, while being so bolted MILIEU'S IMPROVED GBINDEB FOB CASTINGS nently secured in place. as to be quickly taken out The reader has doubtless already remarked that the me- less9ning friction. Further particulars regarding the grinder when necessary, is, from the fact of…

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