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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 19 (1899) (1899)

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eviously mentioned. This construc- motor vehicle is limited to the charge or amount it can carry, in consequence of the fact that it is intended tion makes a noiseless gear. The rear axle is constructed in two parts. One is a to travel in places and over roads where there is no con- solid axle… … brake meehanismn is the same. The weight of thi: One of the essential requirements in a motor AN ELECTRIC VICTORIA. vehicleis 3,600 pounds. Itis extremely convenient vehicle is that the reserve power shall be in- stantly available for a brief period of time, as, to operate in crowded streets, and…

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