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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 18 (May 1885) (1885)

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t the box behind. As it passed over the end of the blow can be completely controlled by means pump. of the treadle. The machine is built entirely of iron there was a fainter sound of the ticking of the instru- The air chambers are large, and are so disposed as to ment, but the message continued.… … and in these respects the hammer shown chemist, has succeeded in isolating the THE "VULCAN'' CUSHIONED POWER HAMMER. in the accompanying engraving has ele- metal gallium by an industrial process. A ments of superiority which practical men preliminary experiment has yielded 0'6 will unhesitatingly…

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