The inventor's universal educator : An educational cyclopaedia and guide for inventors, patentees, manufacturers, mechanics and all others connected directly or indirectly with patents (1906)
Dieterich, Fred G., 1858-1923, comp · Washington, D.C. : F. G. Dieterich · leaf 137
trates U. S. Patent No. 98.946. No. 46 illustrates U. S. Patent No. 29.149. No. 47 illustrates U. S.Patent No. 133,139. No. 48 illustrates another form of thermometer, in which the mercury is supposed to drip asit constantly flows to its highest point by the rise of temperature. No. 49 illustrates… … Tne FeUPETUAb./MOTION /vieRKy.GO.ROUNO. CONCLUSION. To those who still occupy themselves with this fallacious idea, it is deemed proper to repeat, no perpetual mo.tion, that is a machine capable of moving itself and others not self-movers, or in other words, a selt-movingmachine capable of…
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