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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (February 1875) (1875)

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s the cost of using steam or recess, so that it will fit on a nut, and may be used for power has diminished. Another, probably, is that the cost turning the same like an ordinary wrench. This recess has of freight is so much higher, that this and other considerations an offset, E, for turning… … now steps from platform, D, to platform, E. Steam is again hinged to the bedplate, and its forward portion is inclined head is also provided with a half round notch, F, for sup back, and curved, to receiVe the boot. Pivoted to the front porting wires and small rods while being cut off. end is a…

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