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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 17 (April 1885) (1885)

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les are pulled fastening screws, so that the inclination of the blade backward, their blade wings will be moved forward can be adjusted as desired. Upon the upper part of and will close, and the bow oars will be swung to carry the shaft, E, is placed a tubular shaft, I, attached to their blade… … The cloth is now covered with powdered mother-of- BAU'S DOUBLE-ACTING WATER WHEEL. THE ACME COLD IBON PUNCH. pearl, which is spread evenly by means of a hot roller, and the excess of mother-of-pearl which does not stick bars, K. To these bars, below each hub, are attached the male die slides…

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