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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 21 (1878) (1878)

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n arrangement with a Paris company Throughout the land things go on two wheels, and the| and sold at the same price as the skeleton barrows, 10 cents | last summer, and engines which he has constructed are voitures and omnibuses of Paris—all four wheeled—are| per pound. working daily from the Arc… … == Fig. &.—Wheelbarrow for Railway Statlons.—(Mode] of Orleans.) Fig. 6.—Garden Wheelbarrow. of the two wheeled is not alone with the wheelbarrows, but|tions which accompany the different forms, and in some] ployed, eleven being in use at one time. They begin to work most of the heavy as well as…

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