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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 1 (January 1888) (1888)

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a machine in table of a msrtising machine of any approved construc- screwed rods, seen at the left hand of the figures. Smith & Wicks' can shop in this city. Here he bought tion, to facilitate the accurate forming of a mortise at These rods connect two gun metal bearings, which are scraps for… … light in consequence. The low pressure valve chest is BULLIS' ATTACHMENT FOB MOETISING MACHINES. fine waste. The scraps, presenting a surface of a seen in front, that of the high pressure cylinder being behind the governor. couple of square inches, are barreled up and sold to has been patented by…

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