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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 24 (1896) (1896)

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ating in an enlarged outer portion, and the sleeve car- duced very beautiful works. England used wood rying the movable jaw fits somewhat snugly to the carving extensively for church work for recumbent body, and is oved by an adjusting nut having an ex- effigies on tombs, and the richly carved… … Speed of Trolley Cars. STOKES’ WRENCH. HINGE, How to calculate the speed of a trolley car is an inter- The adjusting nut is placed in position by moving the esting problem to any one in the business who happens Done ee eee upon itself to form an eye or knuckle, in which the sleeve outward until the…

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