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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 20 (November 1879) (1879)

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o give her a speed of 17 knots. What a dangerous convergent jaws is the same as in their old machine—possesses enemy she will prove is evident from her speed alone, ing the outer surface of the paper with a paste or composi- many and great advantages over the old forms. It is sectional. as her… … ballast amounts to 300 tons; her total displacement of the movable jaw. The jaw opening can be varied LONGITUDINAL SECTION OF BLAKE'S CBUSHEB. being 3,640 tons, and represents in weight a volume of between any working limits by means of the nuts on the rather more than ten thousand cubic feet. This…

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