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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 18 (October 1874) (1874)

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disintegrated are received into the inner cage, and, by the Fig. 1 shows the exterior of the lock and its key. In Fig. experimenting, and this, in the end, has culminated in the rapid revolving of the cages, are projected through the lat- 2 the outer plate is removed in order to exhibit the mechan-… … tumblers, and to the dog being in a solid device located at one end of the car, by MILLER'S IMPROVED SELF-LOCKING PADLOCK, piece, it is only when all the notches co- which the pressure, transmitted to drive the m feet is to disintegrate the substances by a system of free incide that the projection…

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