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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 21 (May 1883) (1883)

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d building) for 305 feet, o£ which 185 feet is roofed and in- There is slill dne from the city of New York 316,666 66 by M. Chenet, and constructed by M. Leclere, of Paris, closed on the sides. This forms a building, the ground floor And from Brooklyn 433,333 34 Prance. It differs from the machines… … Fig. l.-MACHINE FOR BRANDING CORKS AND STOPPERS. stirrup, B, may be given any position re.- middle of the right railway track, and quired by revolving it around the axis returns along the other. It is supported Some of the principal items of cost up to March 1, were: of the crank wheel, C. This…

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