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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 44 (1855) (1855)

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ter addressed to J. B. Oliver, 66 Schemer- by a ring or band, and prevented from twist- Improved Carriage Wheel. horn street, Brooklyn, L. I. ing or bending when the tire is shrunk on throughout our country. It has been partic- The annexed figures represent an improve- ularly used in this… … that Scotch pig iron is a weak metal in com- thereof, v'z., the floor, the sides and roof, to The annexed engravings are views of an or the ring or band may be made of an entire parison with the American cast-iron—they all each other, as to render it capable of resist- improvement in the…

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