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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 9 (August 1887) (1887)

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lot or attached to the ordinary pilot. It con- utes. — < ■ > — A convenient cover for sewing machines, which may sists of a spring frame secured to the front of also be readily adjusted as a seat for the operator or the locomotive, and arranged to be bowed in up- Tannin In Boiler Incrustation.… … bottom of the mortise, rubber springs being placed ALEXANDEB'S LOCOMOTIVE ATTACHMENT. BOBEBTSON'S SEWING MACHINE COVEB AND STOOL. upon opposite sides of the tenons. The position of comes. There is a spring-actuated catch for re- ends. The uprights of the part forming the stool top these springs,…

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