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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 5 (February 1908) (1908)

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or. Every bench worker is fully power motor, and has a capacity of about ten miles CHESS IN THBEE DIMENSIONS. aware of the trouble and difficulty encountered with over ordinary city pavements. It promises to be a BY OUR BERLIN CORRESPONDENT. the general tool of this type when engaged upon an useful… … closed, a lever is operated which pulls the registering queen's but is limited to a single step, and the pawns UNIVERSAL BENCH VISE, SHOWING BAIL AND mechanism and allows the coin to slide into view. So move one step castle-wise and take diagonally or SOCKET ACTION. simple is the mechanism, that…

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