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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 13 (September 1897) (1897)

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g being coiled around each lug or post, and bear- The term "rubber substitute" may be broadly con- ing upon the upper face of the body of the tie and IMPROVED GLASS CUTTING APPLIANCES. sidered as including any substance possessing charac- the under face of the top section. The springs are To… … HILLEB'S BAILBOAD TIE. SEITEB'S GLASS CUTTEB. The sulphurized oil substitutes constitute a class by themselves, and are distinguished as brown or white, being pressed downward by the weight of a moving illustration have been patented by John W. Seiter, of although chemically they are essentially…

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