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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 14 (April 1892) (1892)

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nals, diameter .5 in steam. This improvement has been patented by Dome, height 34 in Tires, thickness 3)^ in Messrs. John R. Mellor, of No. 337 E. Cambria Street, Boiler pressure, tested 220 lb Tires flanged second and fourth Kensington, Philadelphia, Pa., and James M. Mellor, Mud ring, double… … ment to the wool, from the feed opening to tracks being in good condition and com- MELLOB'S WOOL DBIEE. the outlet, at the rear end of the machine, paratively free from curves: beneath the end of the lower apron, where On a level 4,.505 tons of 2,000 lb Stay bolts in top row and corners of sides…

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