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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 25 (December 1878) (1878)

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shapes of modern times are little more than copies of an- the nail head is readily taken hold of, and the nail drawn, tion consists in the combination of the pivoted lever, pro- tique designs. In surface ornamentation the finer glassware without bending the nail or injuring the lid of the box, so… … transaction, and printingandstamp- during the past six years, is nearly ing the same amount simultaneously a million dollars in excess of the ANCIENT GLASSWARE FROM CYPRUS, upon the account, bill, or ticket in- imports of the year just closing; serted for that purpose, the two and during the past…

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