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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 10 (March 1879) (1879)

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80 feet long, 44 feet 6 inches spindles, running in the Ellis patent journal boxes shown in The performance to meet public taste is made more sensa- high, and 12 feet broad. The structure resembles a comb, the lower right hand corner of the engraving. By means of the larger pontoon forming the… … has two pressure bars, one in on fixed stages erected along front andone back of the head; the shore. In these days when THE SWEEPSTAKES PLANER AND MATCHER and the rolls are held down by there are decided indications of forged steel coil springs. The growth in the beam of our iron- long table makes…

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