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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 8 (February 1889) (1889)

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cket, each the lever being curved to one side and carried upward fence, and just above these apertures are similar ones having an opening for the reception of a damper box, through and beyond the turntable. The trip lever is at right angles thereto. Collars or sleeves, as shown and the outer jacket… … tracted, the needle also carrying the wire of an earring DIEDEL'S BRAKE SHOE. of the throat plate by a thumb screw, and can be moved to remain lodged in the incision, the hole being bored, from right to left or left to right to regulate the width of the earring inserted, and the needle withdrawn at…

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