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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 4 (1887) (1887)

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ing lug, against which ward from either side of the door, and are arranged to In this engine the wheel receives two impulses at rests one end of a bell crank lever pivoted to the enter open brackets secured to the sill of the car, as bottom .of the. block, and pivotally connected with a every… … chambers, E, are placed oscillating the door are placed two stops, having outwardly ex: valves, chambered on diametrically opposite sides and formed with a tending flanges, that are apertured to receive pins, small transverse aperture for ignit- which prevent any accidental displacement of the door…

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