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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 7 (August 1884) (1884)

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American Watch Company all the others have machines. Furthermore, automatism in tools is the coming versally accepted as best for pocket timepieces. The originated, namely, those at Elgin, Rockford, Aurora, and necessity for cheapening labor. The American Watch Com- lever consists of a pallet and… … All the apartments are lighted by large windows by day- could be done for 1,000 SCREW MAKING BOOM.—AMERICAN WATCH nO. time, and for night work there are 300 incandescent electric or for 10,000 watches. lamps and 3,500 gaslights, requiring over 33J^ miles of which the lever imparts motion through…

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