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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 14 (1885) (1885)

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en it. is beyond the point at whichit gives the pinion a one- the link socket is a horizontally ranginghole to receive snapped into engagement with a sliding bolt within quarter revolution will be independent of the keeper, the casing. The U-shaped shackle is hinged at one the coupling pin, D,… … An aperture is formed in the end of the shackle for receiving the usual seal. Additional particulars regarding this seal lock the spring. This furnishes a yielding pull for the can be had by addressing the inventor, Mr David B. the car body and leading to the roof, where it passes be- opener, which…

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