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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 6 (August 1882) (1882)

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at the 0'50, while it easily attains 0 60 in machines of 25 kilogram- central works must be proportioned to the extent of the Indelible Stamping Ink. meters. The ordinary stamping ink made by diluting printing ink pipe line, and to the total power of the motors to be sup- The velocity of the… … The joints of the iron pipes laid in Boulevard Vol- Agava, short sample. Very soft, fine fiber, and Fig. 2.-RAREFIED AIR MOTOR APPLIED TO A SEWING. taire are of rubber, and have given good results, as the worth $170.60 per ton. MACHINE. Sisal, good length and color. Valued at $136.08 pressure is…

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