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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 25 (December 1884) (1884)

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inning the game the arrow should be placed at 0, plate which fits in a groove in a plate, B, held on the end of arm of the lever down to the shaft, when the stud, striking and the apertures in the dial should also show ciphers. To the spindle, C; the track plate is locked in place by the bind- ihe… … cured to the under side of the top plate, to which are attached the clips, CASINO FOB FIFES. EOSSBIEI'S NOVEL TABLE. J, that fit in recesses and can be turn- The engraving shows a casing for holding non-conducting ed upward to prevent the book or paper material—such as mineral wool, etc.—on pipes,…

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