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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 19 (May 1887) (1887)

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s in other words, each inch of wire passing through the legs. On the frame are standards, connected by in- employed by him: straightener is operated upon by the revolving dies to clined braces with the front of the frame. The front the same amount. After passing the straightener, the OLD TYPE… … IMPROVED VEHICLE BRAKE. closed up there is left on each side of the center a pyra- COXE'S IMPROVED DRAG SAW. In the forward part of the bottom of the wagon body midical cavity corresponding to the point of the nail. is a slot through which projects a foot lever pivoted to The material squeezed away…

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