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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 23 (June 1877) (1877)

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an important trade, which in after life may be turned to practical account. An excellent little machine moves in a guide in the arm, B, and is acted upon by a band side to form a ring groove to receive an inwardly project- of this description is known as the Excelsior Press, and is ing flange, g',… … a certain extent rebuilt. Sleep is a most won- in drying the composition, therefore no leakage. Steam pipes so covered, the correspondent believes, derful power—often stronger than the will, as in URNER'S LEATHER-STAMPING MACHINE. the case of the sleeping soldier—and more mighty lose less heat than…

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