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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 9 (February 1881) (1881)

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. form of a triangle, by which the form of the pattern may be The connection of the rear hound with the reach is by Mr. Edward A. Pearse, of Downend, near Bristol, coun- laid out, a curved scale being used in connection with the ty of Gloucester, England, has patented a machine for means of a bolt… … ments of the body are limited by suitable bed plate is supported on suitable stand- ards, having secured upon it a fixed and stops. WITHERS' IMPROVED WAGON BRAKE. This simple apparatus is entirely auto- an adjustable cutting jaw and adjustable matic, and applies the brakes with more or guide…

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