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

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e of the instru- raised, it is automatically turned, so that its cutting edge and simple, and may be either a wooden or iron key, or a ment. Nevertheless, he has one in constant use, connecting is constantly being shifted to new points in the rock. spring, placed as described further on. Patented… … handsome as many of the ornamental in the flange of the rail, which, with the NICHOLL'S RAILROAD JOINT AND NUT LOCK woods. For building lumber and fencing ordinary fish joint, are very necessary to it is preferred to sugar pine. keep the rail from creeping. In this way the workshop of some makers…

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