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The science of railways (1904)

Kirkman, Marshall Monroe, 1842-1921 · New York, Chicago, The World Railway Publishing Company · leaf 217

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197 LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS. but build other cars on order. It is, however, in connection with the passenger car that their great and peculiar service to railway travel consists. Their business as carriers has from the first required careful attention to detail, as the traffic they cater to is… … Austrian Car for creosoting or impregnating wood. Every part of the car has thus received their constant and intelligent thought. The cars of the palace companies are not only more strongly built and conveniently arranged than others, but more carefully and elegantly decorated. " Inven- tion has…

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