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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 31 (1859) (1859)

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e back, D, with the two end frames, B C, by means of bars, E F, jointed to it one or two studs, a, not liable to work loose, nor be thrown outof and C is the hardened iron capping or collar on this operation. A fireman hasbeen known and one or two series of notches, d d, or equivalents therefor,… … We will now explain wherein this flyer blowing-off continually from the surface. shows the invention, the coupling being seen ply of fuel; a tender full of coals will last an differs from others, and point out its advan- A is the boiler, through the top of which in section. entire day. In…

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