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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 3 (January 1886) (1886)

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he, air blast and in the method of manufacturing the liquid dioxide, may be turned by a knob shown in the sectional view. suction, and the inclination of the ribs or riffles, ac- which were worked out at Essen, that its systematic Pig. 1, and also in Fig. 3. A semicircular spring is fit- cording to… … ♦ < # » » at the inside. The jaw can then be moved, and a par- BUNNING GEAB FOB VEHICLES. tial turn of the spindle will cause its thread to engage KLOSTEBMANN'S MIDDLINGS FUBIFIEB. The object of this construction is to so stay the body the rack and look the jaw in place. supporting springs as to…

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