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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 7 (February 1885) (1885)

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out, the dial lower spring to lift the plate. The lever passes through frame, which has a weight on one end and pedals on will be turned to carry its radial rows of figures in a slot in the upper part of the presser, and has a curved the other. The weights swing the front ends of the front of the… … DREW, LEISNER & NELSON'S IMPROVED HARROW. VOSSMER'S IMPROVED TRICYCLE. was indicated. The dial will then show just how much the work stands out of level for ingly curved—to form a good bearing and easy work- any given length in the level, shown up to sixteen axle through the gearing, which is so…

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