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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 19 (1892) (1892)

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eyes. The two pictures atime. Itcan also be said truthfully that there are would be obtained in long cars by using not less than numbered 1 and 2 represent the view as seen with the 1% in. pipe, thereby allowing freer circulation and in- two eyes, the one marked ‘‘ L” showing the view as it… … Fig. 1—THE VIEW AS SEEN BY THE EYES. the right eve, while the right steam admission as large, if not hand view appears in front of larger, than the supply opening Inside the car the method of controlling the steam the left eye, as shown in Fig. 2. It is, therefore, obvi- from the locomotive boiler.…

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