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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 13 (1869) (1869)

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he perfect imitation can be made of any of the for- atmosphere until within 1} inches of the end of stroke, and eign marbles, rendering the rooms at once there mounts almost perpendicular so as to reach 40 pounds while Fig. 2 is a plan, or top view. This spring forms also a gorgeous and beautiful… … gentleman, who is a first rate mechanic, asks, “ Why does the The piston has scarcely moved forward when the pressure axle of a locomotive need to be larger than the crank pin?” line reaches 60 pounds ; which pressure is maintained exactly The crank pin and axle perform two different offices, and…

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