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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 8 (August 1880) (1880)

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and when in its highest position is locked hames, have a series of jaws with recesses between them, necting rod attached to the tongue on the yoke, and helping and a hole through them to receive a pin which passes the gearing to force the paper against the knife, thus through them all. The hook, B,… … DAVIS'S IMPROVED HAME. is infinitely divisible; trine extension into surfaces, surface NEW WAGON JACK. into lines, lines into points, and points into infinitesimal automatically by the short arm of the lever, A, and the in- is provided wilh a pivoted part, C, which fits in the ad- fractions of…

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