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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 19 (November 1883) (1883)

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Philadelphia and Boston capitalists have true, is forbidding enough, and gives slender promise of any- of one and the square comers of the other, and producing a formed an organization which has in view the laying of a thing better beyond. But as longas the interior was unvisited thread not so… … by the inventor, will be strong and light. If desirable, the opposite serrated sides of the fixed jaw may be at Standard of Education. TAYLOR'S ADJUSTABLE PIPE WRENCH. different angles to suit varied kinds of work, and, if According to Ruskin, an educated man ought to deemed essential, the swinging…

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