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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 2 (July 1883) (1883)

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n-Corliss engiue shown in our engraving is The patterns are all new, and designed according to the one in which the highest perfection has been reached by the < in » ASQUITH'S BRAKE LATHE. modern ideas of steam engineering. The engines are made introduction of every available modern improvement… … slide rest for turning objects THE HAMILTON-CORLISS ENGINE. of large diameter. This rest has its self acting motions cylinder. A new high speed governor has been applied machine. The material is disposed to the best advantage operated from an overhead feed motion. Its weight is 25 tons; it is, says…

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