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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 20 (May 1875) (1875)

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rged, separately, in the The main frame or stand is a solid and strong casting in compound in the trough; the latter is then closed by a cover resistance to displacement. one piece, forming a rigid and solid support for the material When a newly drawn wire is heated, the reciprocal tension and the… … F. W. Oliver's process consists in produc- fore, very difficult for even a practised perfor- ing on iron various designs of different colors, ' iner to avoid these false tones. It would in and imitating vitro-enamel in the following BENTEL & CO.'S SURFACE FLANEB. this case be of no use to diminish…

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