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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 18 (April 1887) (1887)

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. This improvement has given great satisfaction wherever these tapes pass, are rolled or condensed—not used, and even when applied to old and hard running twisted, because the action is a backward and machines has made them run easier than when new. It forward movement—into threads, and wound also… … ling pin and dead block, leaving one end of the link sponding grooves of the other, the whole BUNDELIi'S IMPBOVED CTTTTEB BAB FQB HOWEBS AND free to allow the cars to be drawn apart. While the space is utilized and the production doubled. BEAPEBS. These are termed tape rollers, because of the lever…

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