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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (December 1886) (1886)

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lf or wholly description, but the front plate consists of five pieces— move it from a tooth. The roller and anvils are inter- cocked by the notches in the tumbler, in the usual a central part and two upper and lower side parts. changeable, and can be readily adjusted to work upon way. If only one… … head of a stem carried by a lever pivoted 'to the wall taneously discharged, or either one singly. WARD'S IMPROVED SAW SWAGE. of a pit extending along the side of the track. This This invention has been patented by Mr. Charles E. depresses the short arm of the lever and raises the Goodwin., of…

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