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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 22 (November 1891) (1891)

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een in- the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia there was a leable iron and steel direct from the fluid metal. This contrivance exhibited which was called by its inventor habited ; and if the surface was of a late period, the mill, shown in the accompanying illustration, is an im- the ' iron shoe… … executing acceurate and mas- quiet supply of the metal, a ROLLING PLATES DIRECT FROM FLUID IRON AND STEEL. sive stone work, such skill as small iron box or reservoir had hardly ever been exceed- is employed, having a bar or ed. We found elaborate tools used, jeweled saws and handle at each end, by…

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