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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 19 (1901) (1901)

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obiles. It be progressing toward a definite style, namely, the The rakish-looking craft (Fig. 1) may impress still remains an open question, left to chance and racing machines. This is quite in keeping with the devotees of coaching as a rather forlorn and ugly- individual preference for a possible… … over the ground by the agency of some riage. In fact, its departure from the current horseless carriage design is so self-contained motive power, and the carriage element is a feature permissible radical that it might be mistaken for only in connection with horses. The some stationary motor were…

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