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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 26 (June 1874) (1874)

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d levers'are dropped to hold them securely in any posi- stick. The top of the door is then moved out a little, when tion .jrlU be readily understood from the illustration. The the lower hinge, D, is readily lifted out of its socket, E. F feed is driven from the saw arbor, so that a slip of the dri-… … This invention is quite simple and easily applied, while it festation of this property. Platinum welds easily at a white appears to be substantial and secure. Patented December heat because its non-oxidizable surface, like that of ice, 30, 1873, by Mr. Wm. F. Stevens, of Melrose, Mass., who takes…

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