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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 26 (June 1877) (1877)

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s. of wonderful clocks, consisting usually of a mere plate of In turn, it causes motion of the axis, N, which (through the Instead of there being a train uniting them, each hand has glass on which two hands, apparently destitute of any pinion, Q, of the wheel, P, the pinion of the wheel, R, and its… … however, was concealed a cause of the scarcity of watch train, which once stone coal, although brown ROBERT'S MYSTERIOUS CLOCKS. in twelvehourscaused the coal is abundant in Greece. revolution of a little pla- The writer suggests that German iron makers could pur- in 12 hours, the other in 1 hour.…

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