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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 18 (May 1874) (1874)

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he claw is quite cheap; and, according line generally required in a shop. Among the other advan- bell, thus warning the engineer. The usual signals for the to the inventor, costs about one tenth the price of the ordi- tages claimed for this machine are easy and safe handling, eye, may, of course,… … few blows of a Bledge liberate the forging, which is thrown 2. We are informed that the device has been in practical aside to cool. If the work is well done, all the angles are full case torpedoes are used, they may fail to explode,^and thus use for two years past with excellent success. and solid.…

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