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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 14 (April 1889) (1889)

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terested audi- tion, whereby the faces of the dies are made inaccessi- vertically in a cylinder supported on a bracket in the ence who could scarcely believe their eyes when they ble when the press is locked. The notch of the plun- upper part of the casing. On this cylinder is formed a saw copper… … Electric Welding Company, were recently given a re- STBODTMANN'S SEAL-PEESS. SHAW'S DBAINAGE-TEAP. ception, at the Maiden, Mass., Electric Light Com- within the press frame, the frame of the press being vided with collars between which travels a float, guid- pany's station, where three…

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