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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 4 (January 1877) (1877)

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y. In camber spring (not shown), fixed to the outer edge of each about $4,500,000 worth of fractional currency was placed in half of the washer, which forces the parts together. There the combination of cast and wrought iron in a system of pipes, a. decided current of electricity can be detected,… … fit together untrue screws and nuts is con- vious to need extended mention. Extra- THE WILEY & RUSSELL COMPANY'S SCREW-CUTTING TOOLS versant with the difficulties encountered, ordinary precautions were required to and hence will appreciate the advantages keep the destroj'ed money from flying out of…

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