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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 3 (1890) (1890)

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arm in which is secured a nozzle pointing hoe, to hold it in the socket, or an aperture in the vation of the time-indicating device, a solar reflector in front of the locomotive, the rear end of the nozzle rake head, whereby the latter is held in place in the and a diagram in elevation indicating… … rabbet adapted to receive a plate to rest upon the crown strap, and extending rearward at the other SCOTT’S SOLAR ATTACHMENT FOR TRANSIT INSTRU- bevel, whereby a slideway is produced, ag shown in ends to form a check rein. MENTS. the sectional view. Bent or U-shaped divided clasps hold the straps…

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