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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 19 (May 1904) (1904)

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lever is placed diagonally across them. The for the building industries of the world. It is said equalizing lever transmits pressure to a platen through at a selected point on the lever. that notwithstanding the fact "that the discovery was The handle-lever, with the fixed jaw at one end, has a… … ient arm, secured by one end on the end of a A NEW WRENCH. Paris, France, who patented them in this country in handle-block, a laterally-projecting dog at the 1892 and in the following year sold the rights to Will- other end of the arm with teeth projecting through an circular rubber cushion to…

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