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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 26 (1883) (1883)

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he pin are V-shaped projections which fit the upper surface of the bar at each end. the boiler falls below the low water line, steam will enter in the V-shaped grooves when the candlestick is folded and When the drawbar is held in one drawhead and is inserted also when the point is turned out… … ture, laying and repair, including deep-sea sounding methods and appliances; telpherage, or the automatic transportation, TAYLOR’S CAR COUPLING. PATENEAUDE'S MINER’S CANDLESTICK. by means of electricity, of goods and passengers. raising and keeping it raised until the head has passed, when rt 0 The…

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