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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 4 (July 1879) (1879)

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el, being cut without changing the tension of the steel is so much brighter, that the fluid iron in front seems "We give herewith engravings representing some recent im- belt. The extreme end of the loop formed by the belt is like thick chocolate poured into a white cup. The steel, just supported… … boxes, which are that any single held up against the square foot of the MUNSOW BROTHERS' MILL. collar or the neck of solar surface must spindles, are con- be giving out much from the lathe bed. The standard may be placed far enough more, at any rate, than one thousand times the light that the…

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