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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 19 (1904) (1904)

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nstance, as the maximum crossings, and thus effectually prevent their passage machines is-shown in the accompanying engraving. It limit fixed by law. It consists of a tube secured to over them. The arrangement is clearly indicated in is a device for holding the metal blank in place until the wheel… … prevent this the inventor has formed a number of fin- motors as heretofore constructed. The large reflector may, in time of storm, be reversed and lowered as in- dicated in one of the figures, when it will present much the movable die is moved up to the work, thus per- less resistance to the wind,…

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