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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 25 (1898) (1898)

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y one. This box actuates a link and transmits motion position, and Fig. 3 a modification in section, showing gravitation, passing through a Panhard and Levassor to the valve. The valve is pulled back by means of a compound engine. flow regulator containing a hollow brass float that fol- springs.… … train of three different gearings, that permit of obtain- of the steam on the piston-heads causes the piston to ing speeds for five, nine and fifteen miles an hour. As revolve. The piston simultaneously receives a like im- WILLERTON & SHORTLIFF’S ROTARY ENGINE. may be seen, the person who sits in…

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