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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 6 (February 1881) (1881)

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plate one millimeter Mr. JamesE.Tyler.of Orange CourtHouse,Va.,has patented the form is being prepared. There is, however, no rea- thick, on which is fixed a piece of copper, M», penetrating a machine for edging sheet metal, which forms either a single sou why the articulated table should not be… … plished by a tongue and in initials nor in bor- groove device with ders—since the colors suitable means for fast- are arranged in a ening the adjustable straight line; but it pieces in adjustment. will be readily under- Mr. Ila M. Moore, of stood that, by super- Battle Creek, Mich. MULTICOLOR…

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