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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 26 (1886) (1886)

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n, Superintendent of the American The hand truck here illustrated is so constructed This muffler, the invention of Mr. Thomas E. Hill, Smelter, at Leadville, Col., has patented a plan for generating steam for motive power at the smelters unpleasant hissing sound of escaping steam from the sacks,… … diffused and its pressure reduced; it finally issues in be used, the lower arms are folded one over the other upon the edge of the truck, which can then be used in the ordinary way. When a stove or similar article is to be handled, small attachments are slipped ove part of which are attached plates…

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