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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 23 (December 1885) (1885)

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d when borne down by the screw crank. The cover has an escape tube for the steam, was so violent that the men had to hold on when a it .serves to securely clamp the shingle between it and with a cap to regulate its pressure, and there are ribs heavy load passed over, to avoid being shaken from the… … B06EBS' IMFROVED WASHING MACHINE. BABLOW'S CLAMP FOB BOOF SCAFFOLDS, ETC. a town site where the ground is valuable. That bricks absorb more moisture than most kinds of stone is ad- the corresponding toe of an adjacent clamp a "straight mitted, but they do not retain it for so long a period, within…

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