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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 13 (March 1886) (1886)

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age by steam or vapor. At the works the chucks, says Engineering^ that these slides, after wi^.h comparatively few parts, which is self-oiling, and which can be run at a high rate of speed, while it is being shifted by means of the rack and pinion, may where these engines are made, Christiana, Pa.,… … carats. It is, however, a lumpy stone, only rose cut4 and if cut to a prefer shaped brilliant it would proba- BUBNHAM'S AUTOMATIC ENGINE.-FBONT BEMOVED. BTTENHAM»S AUTOMATIC ENGINE.-FEONT COVEEED. hky not weigh more than 140 carats. able clamps and screws operated by a wrench, such as The steam…

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