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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 10 (September 1875) (1875)

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xpected. The bones of its fore weighing 500 lbs., capable of punching Jx i of an inch, and constructed to accommodate blocks which are interchangea to cut off i of an inch round iron, to the steam machine legs of astounding strength and breadth, furnished with ble for carrying from one to fifty… … bearing on eith- tions in various er side of the bones, or sets of P0WJEE PUNCH AND SHEARING MACHINE. cam, which pre bones, in ac- vents the latter bending. A hand wheel is attached to raise cordance with the habits of each animal, the original type through lj inches thick, or cut off 4 inches…

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