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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 10 (1896) (1896)

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in the end a latch hook, there being at each side of the hook be readily observed and its mechanism is not exposed show window, where it may be observed from the side- a level portion or seat on which the coupling link rests. to the detrimental influences of inclement weather. walk, The upper… … SMITH’S CAR COUPLING. gistered on a seven day chart graduated to read in be operated by either the straight or the crossed belt, degrees Fahrenheit. to propel the boat forward or to back it, the driving in the lower section, and has at its front end parallel Excessive pressures due to increased…

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