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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 6 (August 1875) (1875)
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ttle is suspended, by means of a rubber cork, from and their alloys; other metals are not malleable but brittle, airtight met*l'i<' wrapper preserves the costly odors and the nozzle of a pipe, as shown in our engraving; and the and cannot be rolled or hammered out alone, nor drawn into perfumes of… … of doing this can be introduced, so that the in- and coke district in Ohio; the greatest decrease CABSE'S FBEEZIKO APPABATTTS. in 1874 took pla«e in £ehigh, Pa. dispensable commodity may be made in every © 1875 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Improved · Drill · Boiler · Ether · Iron · Patent law · Scientific American · Pound sinker · Patent office · Cutting edges · Wrought iron · Trade mark · Small quantity · Tin foil · Lord chancellor
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