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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 1 (1882) (1882)

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which are in the weekly record of the crippling and maiming of train- men being a sufficient argument in favor of improvements pivoted connection with crosspieces that carry the main handle, and which side bars are united at in this direction. The coupling shown in the their top by a hinged handle… … the admission of air, and a series of discharge and when the drawheads come together the link is tilted by the spring of the drawhead apertures below the ice having collars secured VUNK'S CAR COUPLING. and falls down over the upper end of the pins in them, over which caps may be placed or of the…

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