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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 5 (January 1880) (1880)

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e readily ap- and substantially built. The single column standard, the cylinder, and the bed piece are cast in one piece. The die plied to the said vessels, and attached and detached, as pose of keeping the journals and bearings cold, is secured by letters patent. When the water is not required in… … by Mr. Lucius S. Edleblute, of Cincinnati, Ohio. This in- An improvement in window blind fasteners has been pat- an eight inch cylinder and eighteen inch stroke, and the vention is an improvement in the class of metal wheel-hubs ented by Mr. William H. B. Allen, of Cambridge, Mass. other has a ten…

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