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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 4 (January 1894) (1894)

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oroughly soaked -with vater. They held closely pressed upon the joint plate, and connection, thus releasing the sprinkling mechanism water or other liquid in the supply pipe will be pre- are then taken out and put into a wringing machine. and water seal at the same time. The improvement This… … then taken to the pulling beams and the wool strip- any other museum in this country. The industrial im- HOLMES' AUTOUATIC SFBINELEB. ped off and sorted. The pulling beams are oval portance of lacquer work was hardly less than its art shaped and made of pine. The attendant places one value. He knew…

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