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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 2 (1897) (1897)

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mpound beam en- complacently. The first class vehicles were painted or adjustment. The platforms are provided with brass- gine, connected with the reel shaft by disk cranks, the capped iron stanchions and with brass hand railings, yellow, and bore such names as Queen Adelaide, Mar- crank pins being… … edges so as to form large gear is operated by a separ- pieces. After the paper ate engine and a hydraulic has been cut to a pat- controlling cylinder. The tern, the different parts are sewed together and hem- beam center bearings are cast in and form part of ing is used around the engines and brass…

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