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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 25 (June 1874) (1874)

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, countershafts for the sama can be fur- reader, than to refer to it as the handiwork of the ahove men- of ninety-one tuns can be given by it with as rauch control nished. The pulley on the cylinder should make 3,800 revo- tioned firm. In wood-working machinery, there is an abun- as a child may… … the spectators, but the vast or groove, from £ inch up to PATENT UNIVERSAL JOINTER. size of the building ren- 8 inches wide; it will make dered eye protectors unnecessary. The coil, it is needless to The body of this very useful machine is so designed straight, hovel, and elliptical moldings, and…

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