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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 22 (June 1878) (1878)
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ne in the market; that it is easily cared for, as there are ing the liability to being burned, and does not require any only the crank pin braces to key up; that the piston and the breath, were described. Dr. Marcet confirmed previous experiments in the fact that the quantity of valve are so… … ing, after passing through the bearing, or York Ear Infirmary. He finds salt water to be box, on the side frame, is divided into peculiarly irritating to the delicate membrane THE ROBERTS ENGINE. © 1878 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Iron · Vertical · Sponges · Invented · Scientific American · Piston · Carbonic acid · Captain eads · Sewing machine · Slide valve · Paper read · Fresh water · Steam engine · American supplement · Address munn
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