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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 5 (August 1889) (1889)

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onary BUTER. press is filled with the material to be compressed, the on the frame at the rear of the fertilizer hopper. A press head, threaded rods, and side doors are moved to drop plate is held on the fertilizer hopper and operates do its utmost in the matter by undertaking to pro- the position… … Egyptian monuments. at the rear of the axle, on their inner and outer faces, WALTER'S BALING PRESS. Egyptian archaeology has unquestionably placed a vertically adjustable tubes, through each of which is plentiful supply of materials at the service of modern passed the rod or standard of a share…

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