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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 7 (August 1885) (1885)

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of a lever, shown in rially interfering with the draught; the space between Fig. 1, the sleeve may be moved longitudinally on the the rear end walls of the casings also provides a large shaft so as to throw the finger in and out of gear with heating surface, so that all the available heat from the… … FABBA'S IMFBOVED MECHANICAL MOVEMENT. turn, and as the finger is now wire, with the exception of its outer end. The upper edge of the drawer is strengthened by bars, the side in the path of rotation of This invention has been patented by Messrs. C. W. ones being grooved to slide on tongued bars…

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