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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 10 (September 1876) (1876)

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the universal woodworkers. desirability of the combination can hardly be called in ques- the under side of the stufE. This molding side is provided In the manufacture of builders' material, sashes, doors, tion. This machine can be seen in daily operation at the with the same features and… … J. A. FAY'S UNIVERSAL WOOD WORKEE. ings, section B 8, columns 61, 62, 63. Any desired infor- mplements, railroad cars, patterns, etc., such machines are ers, and is convenient of adjustment and adapted for simple almost invaluable. Their true value, however, is based mation will be furnished on…

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