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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 15 (1889) (1889)

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d as shown in Fig. 2, with parts removed. The upper A New Guupowder, controlled by a weighted arm, the small figure showing A new gunpowder, the invention of Mr. Hengst, has a face view of the valveeccentric. A pulley is secured recently been tested, and the results point to itasa to the main… … coal gas. The engine is fitted with the makers’ newly patented igniting arrangements, whereby all slides are dispensed with. It is started by a small separate start- ing engine, not shown on the engraving, so as to be surface of the table is in contact with the ends of the eccentric, having an…

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