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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 11 (September 1862) (1862)

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carriage makers have long been striving to cast-steel cylinder which weighs twenty-one tuns, and draw it within the fold of the piece, a, in which posi- construct pleasure carriages that would run without it has been broken across to show its grain. Not a tion the rudder is sufficiently narrow to… … with a mixture of German zinc cast-iron, similar iments. A temporary brick vault was erected upon to Franklinite, is employed for these purposes. effort to a surprising extent ; but there are still a an empty lot of ground and a small cask of Canadian few parts which will rattle somewhat as soon as…

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