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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 12 (March 1880) (1880)

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hia, Pa. The object handle about the vertical axis of the can, its working edge : boiler recently patented by Messrs. J. D. Ogle and R. A. is guided by the groove in the top of the can, to which it! of the invention is to furnish an implement adapt- Burnett, of Washington Court Hou.se, Fayette… … Mr. Jacob Mollet, of Liberty, Mo., has patent- with the entire series of tubes, may be withdrawn ed an improved vise for holding saws while from the boiler shell. In cases of boilers carry- OGLE AND BURNETT'S IMPROVED BOILER. being filed, which is simple, convenient, and so ■ ing a very high…

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