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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 11 (September 1875) (1875)

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at he has discovered a method bottom being undulating, apparently. No northern exten- IHFBOVED ORNAMENTAL HOLDING MACHINE. by which the gas may be obtained in large quantities, and at sion of the bank of Yucatan was discovered. The greatest The object of the invention illustrated herewith is to com… … Buntzlau, Germany. The tests with- wheels rest in stands that are attached GROSVENOR'S ORNAMENTAL MOLDING MACHINE stood appear to be about the same as to the main frame near the top. By this those to which the Bastie glass was subjected, with the ex- movement the cutters are brought to any desired…

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