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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 6 (August 1886) (1886)

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ection of the ature causes it to retain its place. Hence the bellows mechanism is shown. The stays open. But in rising by me^s of the spring, E, details of the pneumatic move- and another contact piece corresponding to it, it throws ment will be at once recog- the right hand magnet into its own… … WACKEE'S IMPROVEMENTS IN ELECTRIC ORGANS AS APPLIED IN THE CATHEDRAL, GARDEN CITY. the other magnet, and draws the armature to the right. forms the subject of this article. Within a wind chest Le Creusot, France. The ingot was worked 10 a dia- The bellows under the influence of the spring shown in…

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