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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 15 (1881) (1881)

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FONTAINE LOCOMOTIVE. ance, when motion is communicated to the upper wheels, We present an engraving of the Fontaine locomotive. the same motion is transmitted to the lower ones by friction. which is just now attracting considerable attention in engi- The lower wheels are constructed with two… … uniform size, and bending and flaring them at the sane time. ‘ Mr. Louis C. Graupner, of Red Bluff, Cal., has patented an improved blind-finishing machine which will bead, rab- bet, and joint blinds rapidly and accurately, leaving the hour. The second engine of this class was lately turned out of…

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