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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 25 (1884) (1884)

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secured, the other end of the belt being provided outer end. Within the shell are placed semi-spherical seats itself, thereby shutting off the flow of oil from the with a hook to be passed over the rod. plates, HI, which have flanges around their edges to fit To use the escape, one end of the rope… … BELL & FULLER'S MARINE ENGINE GOVERNOR. from the different varieties of dextrine with which it is fre- WARE & RICHMAN’S FIRE ESCAPE, quently confounded. The first named investigator espe- large opening, K, and in the other part are formed small pecially criticises Solomon’s recent paper, who…

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