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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 10 (March 1889) (1889)

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eadily cools suffi- right position. The matrices are advanced through ciently for ejection during the revolution of the mould this guide or channel to the point of assemblage by disk, the type bars being thence carried to a galley means of a blast of air directed longitudinally through attached to… … quickly that the entire work of correcting is said not FURNACE FOR MELTING METAL. hold them in suspension, the lip being to be increased. When a considerable number of the the operator, the other tube being connected with the divided transversely into a number of sections to en- machines are…

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