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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (1904) (1904)

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eable, has been invented by Charles was available for adhesive purposes. Rogers were in active service on the railroads of the Other details of this engine may also be noted. It A. Cardot, of Paris, who hopes by means of this de- United States and Great Britain, as vice to raise or lower a ship of… … Messrs. Burnham, Williams & Co., who pulley, with a float, L. ONE OF THE OLDEST LOCOMOTIVES IN USE. have, at the writer’s request, referred In order to tilt the floating chamber to their old records, we are able to down to the lower level, the weight, M, publish some interesting details of a is…

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