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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 16 (April 1886) (1886)

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e is closed, the boiling resumed. The sediment from the strainer is secured to the under side of the forward part of the bolt enters the notch, the lower edge of the gate drops again pressed; the contents of the boiling kettles are a arms; and by means of a catch entering notches in into the… … COEN'S RECLINING ROCKING CHAIB, NOYES & GARDNER'S END GATE FOR WAGONS. ing for this casting. Three large furnaces were used, each containing about thirty-five tons of metal. The head boards by screws. A rectangular frame, upon Bres were started at nine o'clock on the previous eve- the slot. Upon…

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