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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 3 (1886) (1886)

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as shown in the cut. The attachment to its normal position, and couple the cars. It is not ting or punching the blanks is avoided, and the sec- is held to the keeper of the ordinary form of rim lock necessary to enter between the cars, either to couple, tions are strengthened and stiffened at the… … hinge. As each section has two wings, one wing can nits the pipe to become unduly heated, thereby caus- BRENNAN’S CAR COUPLING. _be fastened on the face of the door or window and the ing avery rapid upward movement of the air within other on the edge. the pipe, very often so rapid as to cause the…

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