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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 9 (August 1880) (1880)

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ienna, 35 The bar. A, is connected with the piston rod of a steam vehicle. !; Buda- cylinder or any other prime motor eithfr directly or by means Mr. Daniel F. Hallahan, of Philadelphia, Pa., has patented Pesth, 41-1; Copenhagen, 25'8; Stockholm, 35-9: Geneva, of a lever. The bar being reciprocited… … nishers on the one fit into or opposite the power over the crank, that it will run interspaces between the cutters or bur- either very slowly or with any desired ve- HANSON'S SUBSTITUTE FOR CRANKS. nishers upon the other, and so that while locity, that it is capable of withstanding one of the…

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