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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 16 (October 1908) (1908)

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owned, sharply-crested grinders fitted . for grazing feet below the surface. The force of Egyptian work- the real stone. After the incision the cleaver inserted upon the harder kind of herbage. , The narrow muz- men, as directed and coached by Messrs. Granger and zle of the head indicated that the… … ished is made of cast iron THE ROOM IN WHICH THE CULLINAN DIAMOND IS BEING POLISHED, SHOWING THE STEEL DISK IN ed dust, shellac was pour- and steel, and revolves at ed, and not until the speci- THE FOREGROUND. a, rate of 2,400 revolutions men was hardened, could per minute. The. disk will turn…

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