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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 7 (August 1875) (1875)

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or he may plane one board on one side of the with accuracy and considerable force. A general view of the country the name benzine has generally been limited to the nlachine and have it held alike at both edges, thereby secur- invention is shown in Fig 1; Fig. 2 shows the trigger mech- petroleum… … ries the same forward on being In rear of the cutter head is a pulled. The rear arms of the crossbar, F, which holds another MARTIN'S TOY GUN. spring jaws, otherwise held apart series of pressure blocks, G, by a rubber spring encircling the front arms, are thereby known as benzine. The former is…

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