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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 24 (1889) (1889)

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nnected to a tread, anti-friction rolls being made in good time, although during her last carried by the leaf within the ways. To the rear under trip she suffered, in consequence of an acci- dent in the Suez Canal, an unavoidable delay of a day and ahalf. By special order from the Admiralty, she… … er springs, as shown in the perspective view and in Fig. 4, fine sawdust and mix into a thick paste with glue, and in part by a series of diagonally arranged springs pound it into the hole, and when dry, it will make WOODS’ EXTENSIBLE CAR STEP. permanently attached to the frame of the car seat and…

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