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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 19 (May 1876) (1876)

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kegs to half Worcester Railroad since September for transporting stone. barrels, ready to receive the heads. It finishes both ends and out, to allow the reception and discharge of the keg into Its weight is 3.560 lbs. less than their ordinary platform cars, of the keg'at the same time with great… … productions of the Scotch provision In operating the machine, the BABBEL CHAMFEB1NG, HOWELING. AND CBOZING MACHINE factories are especially esteemed in blink is placed between the clamps, certain parts. Only recently a new product has been drive the truss hoops at one and the same operation upon…

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