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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 5 (February 1888) (1888)

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herewith, and his letter paper is his representative to many people Nixon, of Chattanooga, Tenn. In a flanged base plate, has been patented by Mr. who have never seen him, and who are likely to form Owen Godward, of Salem, adapted to rest against the side or edge of any article their judgment of… … NIXON'S SAW GAUGE. socket to receive the neck of a rubber or other suitable to be sawed, is mounted a set screw, against which block when the article is used rides the semicircular edge of a scale-marked and as a whip, the neck of the pivoted guide-holding plate, which can be fixed at any block…

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