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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 9 (August 1881) (1881)

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tters stamped. The counting may be done by mechani- latch is held in that position by the detent until the crank cal or by electrical means. In the first case a small counter, arm strikes the face of the latch plate, when the latch is similar to an engine counter, is placed in the head or handle… … WALLACE'S DOOR LATCH. the sliding gates, operated by the rods or bars, d d. Each shutter is provided with a rack which is attached to The water to be filtered passes from the race, E, into the Fig. 1 in the engraving shows the lock in side elevation. the middle rail, and upon each side of the…

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