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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 28 (1853) (1853)

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G is the smoke box attached to the cylin- ler, the apparatus is bolted directly to the flue drical part of a locomotive boiler; B are the sheet. Though this construction of an apara- ly tapering form along the side edges of the tus is considered by the inventors to be the outside roof ot the car,… … they would be found more durable. This ar- ford, Conn. The nature of this invention ase so formed 1s from 4 to 8 inches high, ac- flues attached to the flue sheet, C; D is the rangement may also be attached as a separate consists in the peculiar construction and ar- cording to the size of the smoke…

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