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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 19 (May 1874) (1874)

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spindles, I send you herewith a sketch of a scientific toy, which I the two belts were practically of equal length. The spindles In surveying, it is often necessary to ascertain the width of have recently constructed and placed on a bracket in front are alike in all material respects, and carried 4… … having seen an engraving of what is called an electrical ing observation would probably never have taken place. Lisc A il represent uie Imo ot ourv^cy {iixe course t)Eiug oue wheel, I constructed one as shown herewith, but without the In the engraving, 1, 2, is the countershaft with its pulleys,…

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