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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (June 1881) (1881)

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o the engine. the starting bar, F, the bar communicating with all the Hew Method of Inlaying Wood. Fig. 4 represents the engine as now constructed. It con- chambers and leads. The chambers inside the apparatus A new method of inlaying wood has been contrived by a sisted of four compartments, A, B,… … core of the central column), and dispersed from the "lower the two woods would leave a ragged edge, but this is not the "positive casing," because it carried the 'positive" cell" at the base of the central column into an adjacent the case the joint being so singularly perfect as to be unap- portion…

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