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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 15 (1903) (1903)

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and cylinder are two separate pose of holding the cushion in proper shape when He sees no difficulty in producing a 25-hundredweight castings, bolted together as shown. A copper water inflated. The cushions have outer coverings of cordu- engine to carry its two tons of load, to follow the jacket is… … AIR CUSHION FOR AUTOMOBILES. rangement. ON COPPER WATER JACKET. The carbureter, seen at C, is of the float feed, atom- and having a number of original features worthy of roy, leather, duck, etc., according to fancy. Their izer type. The needle valve button for setting the mixture projects from the…

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