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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 25 (December 1890) (1890)

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the other moulds, the box having an opening through one of its ever, to be no doubt that if a person goes into a house an L-shaped slot to receive a removable dog, the latter sides through which the sand is introduced. The which is to be let, and falls, as the phrase is, into " a having pintles and… … These blocks, while they are still red hot, are carried KING'S BELT TIGHTENER. EOACH'S BRICK MOULD SANDER. to the preparatory rolling mills by horses which have titions to hold a number of bricks each, and they are been trained to work in the midst of this fire and noise. of the draught bar is…

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