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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 6 (1896) (1896)

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he wheels are of cast iron, spoke type, keyed to which extends the operating screw, the upper ends of locomotive is a downwardly-extending bracket carrying axles, which are composed of best hammered iron and a rigidly secured short transverse shaft, on the right hand end of which is fulcrumed a… … HAUENSTEIN’S BARREL-FORMING MACHINE. BAKER'S LOCOMOTIVE SIGNALING DEVICE. the locomotive. A switch is provided for changing the connections of the motors from series to parallel and another switch cuts off all current excepting to the connected by a cord passing over pulleys to the lever of the…

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