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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 15 (April 1876) (1876)

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Corking-Machine. last of the chain of spots mentioned in the last report. The CORK PRESSES pictures of February 25 and February 18 showed two small are exhibited in Fig. 7. In the first, the cork is placed be- spots coming on. From February 26 to March 7 photograph- tween the serrated surfaces of… … Cork-Presses. Cark-PiiU. tion of the latter. The second form is simply a lever press with jaws. Fig. 8 is a CORK PULL. The jaws, while collapsed by the slide, are passed through Fig. 1 the neck of the bottle, and, being opened, are then clasped around the cork, which is then easily withdrawn.…

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