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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 5 (February 1884) (1884)

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ad of the gauge, and also a order to more effectually protect ourselves from the south sliding thumb piece or clamp, C, having projecting from one we need one or more stations in the Gulf Mexico; say three side a screw, b, which is constructed with three longitudi- stations from the east coast of… … SHERMAN'S SCRATCH GAUGE. STRAIT'S PIPE TONGS. One of the first plans to suggest itself is to have steam vessels to sail within small circuits, but in stormy and cloudy In the passage in the head is pivoted the second head, which The end of the screw is tapered in order to bear against a weather it…

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