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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 22 (November 1887) (1887)

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reach of the driver, the and at its ends with the spindle, giving a steady and movement of the lever backward bringiug the out- uniform action on the spindle, and providing for the turned lower points of the tines close to the ground to easy and quick fitting of the parts together. With lift the… … RICHAEDSON'S WATCH to wind the spring, but when in this way, as the beneficial results of & H. HALE AND S. D. HAKVEY HAY COCKING MACHINE OF T PENDANT. using it are visible with mortar which the spring has been wound to has certainly been frozen, and frozen salt water expands the full limit, and…

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