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English: Common smiths’ bellows. A is the blast pipe, B the movable lowest board, C the fixed middle board, close to which the pipe A is inserted, and D is the movable uppermost board pressed upon by the weight shown. The board B is raised by means of a hand lever L, through either a chain or a connecting rod, and lowered by a weight. Illustration from 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, article Bellows and Blowing Machines |
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