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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 7 (August 1880) (1880)

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sists of a and % OT % inch thick. Copper springs back, within certain John P. H. King, of Port Richmond, N. Y. The invention series of bows, connected by a set of lazy tongs, which are limits, as well as iron or steel. consists in a mast mouni.ed upon a truck, so as to be pivoted to all of the bows… … width of gauge. To provide tended ready for use, and Fig. l.-NOVEL FOLDING BOAT. for a narrower gauge without Fig. 3 represents the frame^ altering the dimensions of the folded up. This invention chines are engaged upon other bars. One machine is bend- boiler, the inventor proposes to rearrange the…

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