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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 3 (July 1880) (1880)

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strip at the base of the shell, and the head disks by Mr. Edison for separating magnetic sands from the non- per square meter, from 1 to 2-8 inch thick. The designs lack strength. Our engraving represents a new method of magnetic particles of ore by altering the trajectory of the on the surface… … men of the thickness that can be given to cast glass, there SAGET'S CARTRIDGE. was shown a disk 403 feet in diameter by 8J^ inches thick, EDISON'S ORE SEPARATOR. weighing more than 1,320 pounds. This disk is an exact The tube, which is of paper, has one end flanged inter- duplicate of the one…

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