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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 6 (August 1891) (1891)

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h the be made at a low cost and is very compact, its base thus be utilized. Previous to silkifying cellulose fabrics track from the upper member of the frame. A guide being only about five by nine inches in size, they should be subjected to the action of a metallic frame is horizontally secured to… … being connected by an adjustable bail with movable shaft. A central vertical tube has EDLAND'S TYPE WRITING MACHINE. a ring and swivel, from which a brake chain a slot near the top, beneath which extends depends. By this means the brakes may be an arm having lugs at its end, between or tannic…

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