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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 23 (June 1884) (1884)

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to the latter by dovetails escape in a flood over the basement. On shutting off the and steel keys, and its faces are constructed of forged steel. of the dust thus raised, we are surprised that sane persons supply it was found that so many lengths of pipe in the allow to be thus stirred up under… … sion in power hammers offers barrels of the best salt manu- great advantages as regards a factured, and that the produc- IMPROVED STEAM HAMMER. saving in steam, and conse- tion will be doubled the follow- quently in fuel. All the opera- ing year. tions of a forge can thus be performed without any…

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