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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 17 (April 1862) (1862)

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, D, with their edges packed, illustrate a rotary engine, which as seen in Fig. 4, and are con- nected to the guides by means of' is believed to be free from all ma- terial objections, and to be practi- the bolts, i i, fastened upon their cally successful in every respect. outer ends, and fitted to… … KENYON AND THEODORE COX'S ROTARY ENGINE been in operation a year in the basement of the tachments. Similar letters refer to the same parts in parts, H H, to be radial to the drum, D, and the World newspaper office. Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sec- all the figures- parts, G G, radial to the cylinder,…

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