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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 11 (March 1885) (1885)

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tion of the stroke, socket, and capable of receiving between them the is 385 feet to the mile. The Denver & Rio Grande so that few saws are broken, and the treadle bar is point of the saw tooth, the object being to spread the climbs at one place a grade of 330 feet per mile, but the hung on… … 3 showing the manner in which it is furnished ready for YOTJNG'S SAW SWAGE. tive of the properties of the shape considered. The re- use. The novelty consists principally in attaching lath sultant shape is a poiograph. ■without diminishing their length. The adjoining to a flexible backing, to…

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