Hand's Improved Cotton Press

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A short Scientific American item from 1860 describing David L. Miller's improved hay, hop and cotton press, with an engraving. It explains the wooden box press with a movable follower raised by chains wound on a geared shaft turned by a hand crank. It also notes use for hops and the patent granted March 20, 1860. The page also carries the end of a preceding article on a press mechanism.

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Date
May 19, 1860
Language
English
Pages
1
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