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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 24 (June 1895) (1895)

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an: Frencli. spring. The outer end of the arm is bifurcated, and a bicycle frame, making holes for the rivets to be used The learned Dr. Championniere, member of the in the members are journaled the drill-operating in mending a broken portion of the frame. This drill spindle, on which is a friction… … "LITTLE GIANT" FOOT sections have equal deplorably impaired in the average POWER DRILL PRESS. s^ength per square inch woman in easy circumstances, is so with small ones when they completely restored as to leave are equally free from blemish ; knots are as great a nothing to be desired. The depo-…

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