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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 43

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possible by hand. Freight can be transferred by them carload lots the various packages constituting a consignment from one point to another without rehandling and with much must be kept together. Since the average consignment weighs greater speed and economy than can be done by ordinary 750 pounds,… … house, the track consists of a loop around the building and a movable transverse track, on to which the telpher can be flatboard, weighed, conveyed to the proper car, checked, and loaded with minimum loss of the time. When consignments run over gliding switches. A Westinghouse telpher train can…

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