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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 21 (1890) (1890)

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and Edwin L. Davies. In the reduced end of the blast pipe, where it passes into the furnace a eh 0 pte through the usual water jacket, is formed an opening AN IMPROVED BLANKET HARNESS. leading to a downwardly extending pipe or nipple, on the ordinary coupling link, to be engaged by a verti- The… … parts with the key walking, the hip straps automatically adjusting them- BANSEMER & DAVIES’ in position. At selves to every movement. This harness may be the rear of the quickly and conveniently attached to or detached centrally apertured plate, and between the flange and case are the usual from…

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