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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 20 (May 1899) (1899)

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ter, brought down to one of the oldest the finished employes in the weight of 1-4 shops. The pounds. In the Spring field Ar- " receiver room " mory cut on the there is collected flat file is widely about as fine a 10.—Slotting the Stock—Roughing Cut Preparatory to 11.—Face-Milling Sears and… … 12.—Machine for Drilling Holes in Gate snugly, yet with great free- cutters introduced by Lieut. 13.—Rotary Filing. Simultaneously from Bach End. dom, and they must stand Dickson, in which the tur- long and hard usage without ret of a No. 33^ P. & W. MANUFACTURE OF KRAG-JORGENSEN RIFLES—II. getting…

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