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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 14 (1891) (1891)

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by Messrs. William Stephens This is a further invention of Mr. M. A. Libbey, of of the sections are decidedly suggestive: ‘‘ Electricity and Joseph Mott, is designed to afford a ready means the Soul of the Universe;” ‘‘The Cat in the Oven, South Berwick, Me., for an improved vehicle, styled of… … carrying the connecting rod which drives the rear wheels. The spring on the power shaft is not intended to yield vertically, but is adapted Clamped to each of the rear curing the device toa track rail. le = The gears are adapt- the clamp by a small chain. LIBBEY’S DRIVING DEVICE FOR VEHICLES. and…

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