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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 2 (1888) (1888)

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ivoted, and longi- constructed that the moisture chamber may be of cars for shunting them about the yard, etc., has been tudinally upon each plate is secured one member of an patented by Mr. Herbert S. McKague, and is illustrated essentially U-shaped spring, which is bent outwardly herewith, Fig. 2… … footboard, the bed spread covering all and rendering ROESLING’S TOBACCO PIPE. the holder invisible. head is fitted to slide upon plates, and between beams —_- at 4-0 cleansed without removing the stem, and the moisture fixed to the car frame, the plates also supporting buffer A REMOVABLE HANDLE FOR…

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