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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 9 (August 1874) (1874)

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roduct., separating the smaller bolts from each other, so that they road a new mill, which, bo far as grinding power is con- will hold together, admitting of handling or dogging in the the imports amounting nowto something more than 6,000,000 cerned, is second to none in the great port of the… … portions, one above the other, so that the story of the mill. Of the twenty-five FLETCHER'S BEBOLTING MACHINE. upper part can be vertically adjusted as pairs of millstones which it is intended may be required, for saws of different sizes, or as the blade ies of palm which secretes in its cuticle a…

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