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rker.Fruit-gatherer. Corn-sheller.Fruit-ladder. Corn-shocking machine.Fruit-picker. Corn-stalk cutter.Fruit-preserving house. Corn-stripping knife.Fruit-press. Cotton-brush chopper.Fumigator. Cotton-chopper.Furrowing-plow. Cotton-cultivator.Gage wheel. Cotton-gin.Gallows. Cotton-picker.Gang-cultivator. Cotton-press.Gang-plow. Cotton-scraper.Garden ladder. Cotton-seed cleaner.Garden shears. Cotton-seed planter.Garden syringe. Cotton-seed preparing.Garlic-separator. Cotton-topper.Gato the spiral shank, so as to form a gage of depth. Another form has a telescopic tube attached to the shank, larger in diameter than the worm, and adjusted as to length by means of two temperscrews whose ends bear against the spiral shank. Gage for hollow auger. Fig. 446 is for making tenons of a given length on the ends of spokes, etc., and is adapted for hollow augers. The rear of the stock has a thread traversed by an adjustable screw, which, by contact with the end of the stick,
lculating-machine.Dynamometer. Caliper-rule.Electrometer. Calipers.Electric-balance. Chain-inclinometer.Fare-box. Circumferentor.Fare-register. Circumventor.Faucet, Measuring Fore-staff.Platform-scales. Funnel. MeasuringPlotting-scale. Gage.Plumb. Gaging-rod.Prismatic compass. Garment-measurer.Quadrant. Gas-meter.Quadrat. Gas-register.Recipiangle. Geometric square.Register. Grading-instrument.Scale. Graduated glass.Scales. Grain-measurer.Sea-way measurer. Grain-scales.Sector-bay.Floor. Casemate.Floor-clamp. Casement.Fox-tail wedging- Cavetto.Frame. Ceiling.Franking. Ceiling-joist.French-roof. Chain-timber.French-window. Chalk-line.Fret-work. Chantlate.Fuor. Chevron-molding.Furring. Clamp.Gable. Clamp-screw.Gage. Clapboard.Gain. Cleading.Gambrel-roof. Clear-stuff.Garret. Coak.Geometric staircase. Cocket-centering.Girder. Cocking.Grafting. Cockle-stairs.Ground-plate. Coffer.Grounds. Collar-beam.Ground-sill. Compass-window.Gutter. Half timbe
fish. Gaff-topsail. A sail spread by a gaff above the main-sail of a cutter, or other fore-and-aft rigged vessel. Gage. 1. An instrument for determining distances, sizes, proportions, as the carpenters' gages of various kinds; sheet-metal-dial. Auger-gage.Gaged brick. Axle-gage.Gage-glass. Ball-caliber.Gage-ladder. Barometer-gage.Gage-lathe. Barrel-gage.Gage paper-cutter. Barrel-filling gage.Gage-pile. Bilge-water gage.Gage-rod. Bisecting-gage.Gage-saw. Boarding-gage.Gage-whage. Diamond-gage.Meter-gage. Drill-gage.Mortise-gage. Electric steam-gage.Narrow-gage. Evaporation-gage.Nipper-gage. Gage and caliper.Page-gage. Gage-box for shingles.Pear-gage. Gage-cock.Plasterers' gage. Gage-concussion.Pressure-gage. s and fowling-pieces is by the number of bullets, of the diameter of the bore, that are contained in one pound of lead. Gage-Table for Barrels of Fire-Arms. No.Diameter of Bore in 100ths of 1 Inch.Weight of Leaden Bullet in Grains.No.Diameter o
Brace.File-cutting machine. Breaking-down rollers.File-stripper. Broach.Filigree. Broad.Filing-block. Buckled plate.Filing-machine. Burning.Finishing-rolls. Burnisher.Fish-hooks. Machine for making Burr-cutter. Bush.Flanging-machine. Bush-extractor.Flatting-mill. Calipers.Flogging-chisel. Carbon tool-points.Fluting-cylinder. Card-grinding machine.Fly-punching press. Center-chisel.Folding-machine Center-gage.Forging-apparatus. Centering-machine.Forging-metals. Centering-tool.Gage. Center-lathe.Gear-cutter. Center-punch.Hammer (varieties, see hammer). Chamfering-tool. Chaser.Hanger. Chasing-mallet.Hanging-tool. Chasing-stake.Heading-tool. Chasing-tools.Hoe-blank machine. Cherry.Hook-tool. Chipping-piece.Horseshoe-machine. Chuck.Horseshoe-nail machine. Clamming-machine.Housing. Coining.Hub. Colander.Hydraulic punch. Corner-punch.Jam-nut. Jim-crow.Screw-molding. Journal.Screw-plate. Journal-bearing.Screw-threading machine. Key-seats. Machine for cu
atus. Beard.Floating-plate. Bed.Fly. Bevel.Fly-board. Bite.Folio. Blackleading-machine.Font. Blanket.Foot-stick. Block.Form. Block-printing.Forties. Board-rack.Forty-eights (48's). Bodkin.Frame. Body.Frisket. Book.Furniture. Bourgeois.Gage paper-cutter. Box.Gage. Printer's. Brace.Galley. Bracket.Galley-roller. Brass rule.Gallows. Brayer.Gold-printing. Breve.Gold-size. Brevier.Great primer. Cahier.Grippers. Calico-printing.Guide. Canon.Guillotine-cutter. Card-press.Gutta-Gage. Printer's. Brace.Galley. Bracket.Galley-roller. Brass rule.Gallows. Brayer.Gold-printing. Breve.Gold-size. Brevier.Great primer. Cahier.Grippers. Calico-printing.Guide. Canon.Guillotine-cutter. Card-press.Gutta-percha plate. Caret.Gutter. Carriage.Gutter-snipe. Case.Hair-line. Ceramic printing.Hat-tip press. Chase.Head-stick. Chromatic printing.Horn-book. Clay-process.Horse. Color-printing.Imposing. Column-rule.Imposing-stone. Composing-frame.Inferior letter. Composing-machine.Ink-cylinder. Composing-stand.Ink-fountain. Composing stick.Inking-trough. Condensed letter.Ink-roller. Copper-faced type.Ink-slice. Copperplate press.Inner form. Copy-holder.Inset. Crochet-type.Italic. Crotche
. Fender-stop.Street-railway. Fish-bar.Stringer. Fish-plate.Subterranean railway. Fog-signal.Switch. Freight-car.Switch-lantern. Frog-Railway.Switch-signal. Gage. ConcussionSwitch-stand. Gage. RailwayTank-car. Goods-wagon.Tank-locomotive. Gradient.Tender. Gradient-post.Tie. Gravel-car.Tongue. Grease-box.Tool-car. GGage. RailwayTank-car. Goods-wagon.Tank-locomotive. Gradient.Tender. Gradient-post.Tie. Gravel-car.Tongue. Grease-box.Tool-car. Guard-rail.Track. Hand-car.Track-clearer. Head-rest.Track-layer. Horn-plate.Track-laying railway. Horse-railway.Track-raiser. Hotel-car.Traction-engine. Housing.Trailer. Hurries.Tram. Inclined plane.Tramway. Jaw-wedge.Tram-wheel. Joint-chair.Traverser. Joint-fastening.Traverse-table Joint. Railway-rail.Traversing-jack.ing from 3/16 to 5/8 inch. Weights of Wrought-Iron, Steel, Copper, and Brass Plates soft rolled. (Haswell.) Thickness determined by American Gage. No. of Gage.Thickness of each Number.plates, per square foot. Wrought-Iron.Steel.Copper.Brass. Inch.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs. 0000.4618.457518.703620.83819.688 000.4096416.436816.6
lining the links c. Set-screws are provided for securing each part in the position to which it is adjusted. Saw-gage. Gage for circular saws. Fig. 4608 is a gage for circular saws. The distance of the rollers from the plane of the saw's motEldridgeJan. 16, 1872. 124,809GoodrichMar. 19, 1872. 125,833MorehouseApr. 16, 1872. 126,139EllisApr. 30, 1872. 127, 043GageMay 21, 1872. 127,732BarnumJune 11, 1872. 128,876HallJuly 9, 1872. 132,062DarbyOct. 8, 1872. 132,172MoreyOct. 15, 1872.eder (see page 2122).Needle-sharpener.Stitch. Bobbin.Feller (Fig. 4871).Needle-threader.Stitching-machine. Bobbin-winder.Gage (see page 2122).Plaiter.Thread-cutter. Braider (Fig. 4877).Gatherer (Fig. 4874).Presser-foot.Threader. Button-hole marke. In England, 1,200 slates constitute a thousand, common sizes, as follows:— description.Size. Length.Breadth.Average Gage in of inches.No. of Squares 1,200 will cover.Weight per 1,200 in Tons.No. required to cover one Square.No. of Nails req
ing table:— weight of wrought-iron, steel, copper, and brass wires and plates. Diameters and Thickness determined by American Gage of Brown, Sharpe, & Co. Weight of Wire per 1,000 lineal Feet.Weight of Plates per square Foot. No. of Gage.Size of each No.Wrought-Iron.Steel.Copper.Brass.Wrought-Iron.Steel.Copper.Brass. Inch.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs.Lbs. 0000.46000560.74566.03640.51605.1817.2517.4820.83819.688 000.40964444.68448.88507.95479.9115.361515.566318.55717.533 00.3648elloe-sawing machine.Sash-mortising machine. Files (varieties; see file).Sash-planing machine. Frame-making machine.Sash-sticking machine. Fret-saw machine.Saw (varieties; see saw). Fret-work.Sawdust-carrier. Frizzing-machine.Sawing-machine. Gage (varieties; see gage).Saw-mill feed-devices. Gimlet.Saw-mill gate. Gouge.Saw-plank feeder. Gunstock-making machine.Scale-board. Gutters, wooden. Machine for makingScorer. Scorper. Hammer (varieties; see hammer).Scraper-steel. Screw. Handl