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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 17 (1900) (1900)

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untry, are taken down and shipped in and with a view to enabling the company to make use “‘in the white;” that is, they have merely a priming sections. Where the car is completely finished, men of wider and larger cars, the new tracks will be placed coat to protect the woodwork from dampness. When… … The newly established car works at Preston, labor. Such is the strength of the machine, that England, have not so far attempted to manu- LOOSE AND BROKEN. the rail is torn bodily away from the ties and up facture trucks, but are importing those of the through the paving blocks, no preliminary…

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