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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 26 (1887) (1887)

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ous trunks of trees, on served and were prepared for anything unexpected similar slot in the bottom of the wagon body, and be- cradles on two trucks, projected 44 feet beyond the that might occur. In front and behind the boat were tween the body bottom and the transverse strip is fixed same in… … JAMESON’S JIB HANK. provided with two movable cradles that were mounted miles an hour, a speed which was increased for the so as to turn on acentral pivot. These trucks have sake of experiment to 24 miles. i three axles, about seven feet apart, and the end axle span the registering slots. To the…

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