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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 3 (July 1889) (1889)
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a piece sufficiently large to cover the Adjacent to the roller at the bottom of the magnetic a conveyer to remove the particles as they fall. This carving and allow a small margin; lay it upon the field is the upper end of a chute for carrying off the conveyer is driven by a belt, as shown. carving… … spect, but it is still open to fully like, genuine carved EBEBHABDT'S USIVEBSAL AUTOMATIC GEAB CXTTTIHG MACHINE. New York to bring itself oak. © 1889 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCMunn · Machine · Patents · Scientific American · Protective · Horse power · Gas engine · Protective deck · Express money · American supplement · Pitch lines · Square foot · Torpedo boat · Fossil meal
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